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A large group of men is gathered on a paved street in what appears to be a protest or political rally. Many men are seated on the ground in the foreground, facing a large red banner, while others stand further back. The men are dressed in traditional South Asian attire, primarily shalwar kameez and waistcoats. Numerous red and white flags, bearing a white star on a red background (the flag of the Awami National Party - ANP), are held by participants or displayed around the gathering. The event takes place during bright daylight, with clear skies and visible shadows suggesting mid-day or afternoon. Buildings, likely shops, line the background, adding to the urban street setting in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The central feature is a large red banner spread on the ground in front of the seated men. It features text in Urdu and Pashto, alongside two portraits: a younger smiling man on the left and an older man with a mustache wearing a traditional Pashtun cap (likely Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, a key figure for the ANP) on the right. The text on the banner reads: - "Increase in petroleum products and food items" - "Unacceptable gas load shedding" - "Daily target killings and insecurity in Quetta city" - "Unjust treatment with Afghan nationals" - Followed by "Unacceptable" repeated three times. - And finally, "Pashtunkhwa National Awami Party Quetta." Other visible texts include "KFK Parking" on a street sign, and various shop names like "ulone", "ZONGA", "پیمانتیک", "ایزی لود", and "پرچون ستور" (retail store). The solemn expressions of many participants indicate the serious nature of the issues being protested.
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