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During clear daylight hours in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, an outdoor protest or gathering is underway. A group of approximately twenty men, predominantly older and attired in traditional South Asian clothing including shalwar kameez and turbans or head coverings, are seated on a red patterned carpet. Their footwear, consisting of shoes and sandals, is placed neatly on the grey gravel surrounding the carpet. The event takes place under a tent featuring decorative red and white draping. Two signs are visible, indicating the nature of the gathering. A large banner in the background, partially obstructed, contains text in Urdu/Farsi lamenting unfulfilled promises related to "Baloch son" and "Golden Sand," suggesting a grievance concerning the Baloch people. A smaller sign on the ground clearly displays "احتجاج" (Protest) and mentions "فیڈرل لیویز فورس بلوچستان" (Federal Levies Force Balochistan), pointing to the protest's focus or organizers. The men's expressions are mostly somber or neutral, consistent with a serious public demonstration. In the background, beyond the tent structure, a building and some trees are visible under a bright sky.
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