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Anti-Pakistan Protest In Kabul, Taliban Open Fire To Disperse Crowd

The Taliban fired shots in the air to disperse the anti-Pakistan rally in Kabul, news agency AFP reported.

In an anti-Pakistan rally in Kabul on Tuesday, hundreds of Afghans, mostly women, participated and chanted slogans against Islamabad and ISI. The Taliban, which is in control of the country now, opened fire on the rally as the protests intensified.

The Taliban fired shots in the air to disperse the anti-Pakistan rally in Kabul, news agency AFP reported.

According to local news channel Asvaka News, the Taliban opened fire on protesters gathered near the Presidential Palace in Kabul. The protesters were marching towards the Kabul Serena Hotel where the Pakistan ISI director has been staying since last week.

 

Hundreds of Afghan men and women chanting slogans against Pakistan and showing placards on the streets of Kabul were seen in the multiple videos shared by local media channels and social media handles.

The Afghan protesters, as the protest intensified, called for “azaadi, azaadi” and “death to Pakistan”, “death to ISI”. Women wearing burqas and Niqab participated in large numbers and raised slogans against Pakistan.

“No one has the right to invade Panjshir, neither Pakistan, nor Taliban,” an Afghan woman is heard saying in a video, in an apparent reference to the Taliban’s claim on Monday regarding capture of the Panjshir Valley.

 

 

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