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The image depicts an outdoor gathering in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, featuring two men in traditional attire prominently in the foreground against a large red banner.

The central figure on the left is a young adult male with dark hair and light stubble, wearing a dark grey/black turban, a white long-sleeved kurta, and a black waistcoat. A dark grey and black striped scarf is draped over his left shoulder. He holds a silver-colored, curved ceremonial sword (talwar) horizontally at waist level with both hands, the blade pointed towards the right. A dark wristband is visible on his left wrist.

The central figure on the right is an adult male with dark hair and a mustache, dressed in a black kurta and a richly embroidered maroon velvet waistcoat adorned with gold thread patterns and circular mirrors. A long-barreled, traditional rifle with a visible wooden stock is slung over his right shoulder, resting against his back.

In the background, a large red banner spans the width of the frame. It displays two photographic portraits: an older man with a mustache and a turban on the left, and a younger man holding a microphone and wearing a turban on the right. A white five-pointed star is positioned between the portraits. Pashto or Urdu script is present on the banner, including the date "۲۳ م ستمبر ۲۰۲۵" (23 September 2025) and partially visible text, one segment of which reads "نیشنل" (National). The banner is suspended in front of a light-colored, pleated fabric backdrop, indicative of a temporary structure like a tent or canopy.

The ground beneath the subjects is covered in green grass. Partially visible individuals include a person on the far left wearing a blue garment with white trim, and a person on the far right in light-colored traditional attire and a head covering. Other blurred figures are seated on the grass in the distant background.
Aziz Sabawoon

Sep 23, 2025, 12:20 PM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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The image depicts an outdoor gathering in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, featuring two men in traditional attire prominently in the foreground against a large red banner. The central figure on the left is a young adult male with dark hair and light stubble, wearing a dark grey/black turban, a white long-sleeved kurta, and a black waistcoat. A dark grey and black striped scarf is draped over his left shoulder. He holds a silver-colored, curved ceremonial sword (talwar) horizontally at waist level with both hands, the blade pointed towards the right. A dark wristband is visible on his left wrist. The central figure on the right is an adult male with dark hair and a mustache, dressed in a black kurta and a richly embroidered maroon velvet waistcoat adorned with gold thread patterns and circular mirrors. A long-barreled, traditional rifle with a visible wooden stock is slung over his right shoulder, resting against his back. In the background, a large red banner spans the width of the frame. It displays two photographic portraits: an older man with a mustache and a turban on the left, and a younger man holding a microphone and wearing a turban on the right. A white five-pointed star is positioned between the portraits. Pashto or Urdu script is present on the banner, including the date "۲۳ م ستمبر ۲۰۲۵" (23 September 2025) and partially visible text, one segment of which reads "نیشنل" (National). The banner is suspended in front of a light-colored, pleated fabric backdrop, indicative of a temporary structure like a tent or canopy. The ground beneath the subjects is covered in green grass. Partially visible individuals include a person on the far left wearing a blue garment with white trim, and a person on the far right in light-colored traditional attire and a head covering. Other blurred figures are seated on the grass in the distant background.

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