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A group of approximately 30-40 adult males is gathered outdoors on an unpaved surface, standing in front of a multi-story brick building in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The men, dressed in various traditional South Asian attire including shalwar kameez, vests, skullcaps, and turbans, are primarily focused towards the camera. In the foreground, seven men horizontally hold a large white banner featuring red and black Urdu text. The main red text translates to: "Violence and fascism against peaceful protestors in Karachi is the worst example of fascism." Below this, smaller blue text identifies "Jamaat-e-Islami Quetta." The banner also displays a green logo depicting a scale of justice with "جماعت اسلامی" (Jamaat-e-Islami) in Urdu. Illustrated imagery on the banner shows scenes of individuals in light blue police uniforms, some with helmets and shields, engaged in what appears to be crowd control or confrontation. One officer is depicted aiming a device, possibly a tear gas launcher, towards a person. The background consists of a light brown or reddish-brown brick building with rectangular windows, some barred and others with green-tinted glass. A large reddish-brown metal accordion-style gate or shutter is visible on the building's right side. A bare-branched deciduous tree stands to the left. A grey utility pole is positioned centrally. The scene is illuminated by daylight, casting faint shadows.
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