An outdoor, slightly elevated view captures three men standing side-by-side, holding a large protest banner in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The background consists of a reddish-brown brick building facade and a dark brown collapsible metal security gate or grille. Sparse green foliage is visible above the brickwork on the left, and a grey concrete pillar stands on the right. Light grey stairs are partially visible at the bottom left. The leftmost visible individual is a young male, light-skinned, with dark hair, wearing a green collared jacket over a brown shirt and dark trousers. He has a red thread bracelet on his left wrist and holds the banner's left edge with both hands. His expression is serious, and he looks straight ahead. The central individual is a young male, light-skinned, with dark hair styled upwards and a thin mustache. He wears a light blue traditional collared shirt and holds the banner's upper-central section with both hands. His gaze is directed slightly upwards and to the right, with a serious expression. The rightmost individual is an older male, light-skinned, with a shaved head. He wears a dark, patterned jacket over a brown traditional collared shirt. He holds the banner's right edge with his left hand. His expression is neutral, and he looks straight ahead. The banner is rectangular, featuring a white border. The top section has a yellow background with "TNFJ" in red capital letters on the left, followed by Urdu script in white and black, including "103 سال" (103 years) and words roughly translating to "decline and indifference." The main section has a dark green background with large white Urdu script, prominently featuring "البقیع" (Al-Baqi) and an exclamation mark. An image of a middle-aged man with a white beard, dark turban, and blue robe is displayed on the lower-left of this green section. The bottom section of the banner has a red background with white Urdu script that reads "عفریه کوئٹه," translating to "Afriyeh Quetta" or simply "Quetta." in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

Aziz Sabawoon

Mar 28, 2026, 9:46 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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An outdoor, slightly elevated view captures three men standing side-by-side, holding a large protest banner in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The background consists of a reddish-brown brick building facade and a dark brown collapsible metal security gate or grille. Sparse green foliage is visible above the brickwork on the left, and a grey concrete pillar stands on the right. Light grey stairs are partially visible at the bottom left. The leftmost visible individual is a young male, light-skinned, with dark hair, wearing a green collared jacket over a brown shirt and dark trousers. He has a red thread bracelet on his left wrist and holds the banner's left edge with both hands. His expression is serious, and he looks straight ahead. The central individual is a young male, light-skinned, with dark hair styled upwards and a thin mustache. He wears a light blue traditional collared shirt and holds the banner's upper-central section with both hands. His gaze is directed slightly upwards and to the right, with a serious expression. The rightmost individual is an older male, light-skinned, with a shaved head. He wears a dark, patterned jacket over a brown traditional collared shirt. He holds the banner's right edge with his left hand. His expression is neutral, and he looks straight ahead. The banner is rectangular, featuring a white border. The top section has a yellow background with "TNFJ" in red capital letters on the left, followed by Urdu script in white and black, including "103 سال" (103 years) and words roughly translating to "decline and indifference." The main section has a dark green background with large white Urdu script, prominently featuring "البقیع" (Al-Baqi) and an exclamation mark. An image of a middle-aged man with a white beard, dark turban, and blue robe is displayed on the lower-left of this green section. The bottom section of the banner has a red background with white Urdu script that reads "عفریه کوئٹه," translating to "Afriyeh Quetta" or simply "Quetta."

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