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🚨 جمعیت علمائے اسلام پاکستان اور فتنہ الخوارج کے درمیان دلچسپ پیش رفت

سوشل میڈیا پر گردش کرنے والی رپورٹس کے مطابق، فتنہ الخوارج نے مبینہ طور پر جمعیت علمائے اسلام پاکستان کے رہنماؤں زاہد اکرم درانی اور عدنان خان وزیر سے انتخابات میں مبینہ طور پر جعلی ووٹ ڈالنے کے عوض واجب الادا رقم کی ادائیگی کا مطالبہ کیا ہے۔

فتنہ الخوارج کا مبینہ دعویٰ ہے کہ جمعیت علمائے اسلام پاکستان اور فتنہ الخوارج کے درمیان ایک جرگے میں طے پانے والے مبینہ معاہدے کے مطابق، اس کے ارکان نے 6 پولنگ اسٹیشنز کے نتائج میں ردوبدل کیا تھا۔ تاہم، تنظیم کا الزام ہے کہ اسے تاحال وہ رقم ادا نہیں کی گئی جس پر اتفاق کیا گیا تھا۔
@juipakofficial @SoomroOfficial @MoulanaOfficial

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🚨 Interesting Development Between JUI and TTP

According to reports circulating on social media, the terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has allegedly demanded pending payments from JUI leaders Zahid Akram Durrani and Adnan Khan for casting fraudulent votes during the election.

The TTP reportedly claims that, in accordance with an understanding reached between JUI and TTP during a jirga, its members manipulated the results of six polling stations. However, the group alleges that it has yet to receive the payment that was agreed upon.

If verified, these allegations raise serious questions

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🚨 Interesting Development Between JUI and TTP

According to reports circulating on social media, the terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has allegedly demanded pending payments from JUI leaders Zahid Akram Durrani and Adnan Khan for casting fraudulent votes during the election.

The TTP reportedly claims that, in accordance with an understanding reached between JUI and TTP during a jirga, its members manipulated the results of six polling stations. However, the group alleges that it has yet to receive the payment that was agreed upon.

If verified, these allegations raise serious questions

@juipakofficial @SoomroOfficial @MoulanaOfficial

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Lens 👁️: Peshawar: CTD���s SWAT team has eliminated four terrorists affiliated with the Fitna al-Khawarij Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (Jamaat-ul-Ahrar Jamroz Group) during an intelligence-based operation in Mirakchori.

The terrorists were reportedly planning attacks on security forces and government installations. Weapons, grenades and ammunition were recovered.

An Afghan refugee card found on one of the slain terrorists identified him as Syed Wali, son of Abdul Ghani, a resident of Nangarhar, Afghanistan. Authorities are also examining whether he was among the three suspected suicide attackers reportedly entering Pakistan from Afghanistan through Khyber.

Another blow to the terror networks operating against Pakistan from across the border.

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Lens 👁️ : Terrifying new video shows a flash flood tearing through a village on the Nepal–Tibet border, giving residents just seconds to run for cover as people desperately flee the approaching flood.

#NepalFloods #Nepal #Rasuwa #FlashFlood #Floods

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: The terrorist Taliban regime must listen to this small but powerful voice.
She wants to become a doctor. She wants to pursue her education. She wants to build her future. She wants the freedom to study, to dream, and to live with dignity.
@sarahadams

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Lens 👁️: The first moments of the disaster that occurred in Nepal...

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Update on what happened in Nepal via:

- 19 bridges and 40 km of roads swept away.

- 13 hydroelectric projects in the region damaged.

- More than 200 trucks swept away

- The number of victims is not yet available.

-pakistan reached to assistance immediately with helicopters and rescue teams.

- India and China have offered assistance.

- The government of Nepal has called on local and international NGOs to help with rescue and relief operations.
#Nepal #Flood
#NepalFloods #Nepal #Rasuwa #FlashFlood #Floods

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Update on what happened in Nepal via:

- 19 bridges and 40 km of roads swept away.

- 13 hydroelectric projects in the region damaged.

- More than 200 trucks swept away

- The number of victims is not yet available.

-pakistan reached to assistance immediately with helicopters and rescue teams.

- India and China have offered assistance.

- The government of Nepal has called on local and international NGOs to help with rescue and relief operations.
#Nepal #Flood
#NepalFloods #Nepal #Rasuwa #FlashFlood #Floods

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Lens 👁️: A horrific scene of severe flooding at the Rasuwagadhi border point on the Nepal-Tibet border.
The strong currents wreaked havoc across the area, leaving 400 pilgrims and 105 Indian tourists also missing in the Nepal floods.

#NepalFloods #Nepal #Rasuwa #FlashFlood #Floods

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: A horrific scene of severe flooding at the Rasuwagadhi border point on the Nepal-Tibet border.
The strong currents wreaked havoc across the area, leaving 400 pilgrims and 105 Indian tourists also missing in the Nepal floods.

#NepalFloods #Nepal #Rasuwa #FlashFlood #Floods

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: Ground level footage shows people running for their lives as a sudden flash flood tears through the Nepal–Tibet region.

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: Ground level footage shows people running for their lives as a sudden flash flood tears through the Nepal–Tibet region.

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: Today, a flash flood has swept through markets, settlements, and hydropower projects along the Bhotekoshi River in Timure and Syabrubesi, Gosainkunda Rural Municipality, Rasuwa District, Bagmati Province, Nepal.

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: Today, a flash flood has swept through markets, settlements, and hydropower projects along the Bhotekoshi River in Timure and Syabrubesi, Gosainkunda Rural Municipality, Rasuwa District, Bagmati Province, Nepal.

The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: The devastating flash flood near the Nepal–Tibet border has once again drawn global attention to the risks posed by the rapidly changing Himalayan environment. According to experts, the lower section of a glacier broke away and plunged thousands of meters into a valley, producing an extremely powerful surge of ice, rock, soil, sediment, and water. An earthquake, rapid melting, and other environmental factors may also have contributed to the event. The disaster demonstrates how natural hazards in the Himalayas can interact within minutes and transform into catastrophic floods, with consequences extending far beyond Nepal to the rivers, agriculture, and water security of the entire South Asian region.

#NepalFlood #NepalFlashFlood #GlacierCollapse #GlacialFlood #Himalayas #HinduKushHimalayas #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #FlashFlood #FloodAlert #NaturalDisaster #Landslide #Avalanche #LhendeRiver #BhoteKoshi #TrishuliRiver #Tibet #Nepal #SouthAsia #WaterSecurity #EarlyWarningSystem #RiverSystems #ExtremeWeather #PakistanRivers #PakistanRiverUpdates

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Lens 👁️: Devastating Flood in Nepal: Glacier Collapse Causes Rivers to Swell Within Minutes

The devastating flash flood that struck near the Nepal–Tibet border was not an ordinary flood. According to experts, it may have resulted from an extremely dangerous combination of glacier ice, rocks, soil, sediment, and water.

Experts say that the lower section of a glacier located at an altitude of approximately 5,200 meters in Nepal’s Rasuwa District broke off and fell nearly 1,200 meters into the valley. Along with it, a huge amount of rock, soil, and sediment came crashing down, transforming the mass of ice and debris into an extremely powerful flood surge within moments.

Satellite imagery highlights the scale of the destruction. Mountain slopes that appeared green and covered with snow just a day earlier were seen the following day buried beneath brown debris, mud, and sediment.

Experts have also suggested that an earthquake occurring just minutes before the disaster may have played a role in triggering the glacier collapse or setting the avalanche in motion. However, this has not yet been conclusively confirmed.

Another important observation is that satellite images show clear signs of snow and ice melting during the approximately 24 hours preceding the disaster. This suggests that temperature and weather conditions may also have contributed to the event. However, experts caution that it would be premature to conclude that climate change alone was the primary cause of the disaster.

The flood affected the Lhende River system, sending a powerful surge of water, ice, massive rocks, and sediment downstream. Its impacts extended into the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems, where reports indicated that water levels in the Galchhi area rose by approximately 9 meters in just 30 minutes.

The disaster is particularly alarming because several hydropower projects are located in the affected mountainous region. Authorities fear that the final death toll could be significantly higher than the number of bodies recovered so far, while hundreds of people have reportedly gone missing.

The Real Danger Is Not Just the Flood

Changing environmental conditions in the Himalayas are also altering the nature of natural disasters. Glaciers are shrinking, mountain slopes and glacial lakes may be becoming increasingly unstable, while intense rainfall, landslides, avalanches, and sudden floods can trigger one another and cause large-scale destruction.

According to the United Nations, Nepal’s snow-covered mountains have lost approximately one-third of their ice reserves over the past three decades. The Hindu Kush Himalayan region is already facing growing risks from floods, landslides, avalanches, and drought.

The biggest lesson from this disaster is that water-related hazards in mountainous regions are not caused by rainfall alone. Glacier collapse, rapid snow and ice melt, earthquakes, landslides, and changing river flows can combine within minutes to create devastation that is extremely difficult to predict through conventional weather forecasting.

The Himalayas are not merely mountains of snow; they are a major water reservoir for a large part of Asia. If the rate of change in their cryosphere continues to accelerate, the consequences will not remain limited to Nepal or Tibet. They could affect the river systems, agriculture, populations, and water security of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and the wider South Asian region.

The disaster in Nepal is a clear warning that understanding the changing Himalayan environment, continuously monitoring glaciers, and establishing modern early-warning systems for mountain rivers are no longer the responsibility of any single country. They are a shared regional necessity. #nepal #flood #LaCasaDeLosFamososMéxico

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Lens 👁️: Devastating Flood in Nepal: Glacier Collapse Causes Rivers to Swell Within Minutes

The devastating flash flood that struck near the Nepal–Tibet border was not an ordinary flood. According to experts, it may have resulted from an extremely dangerous combination of glacier ice, rocks, soil, sediment, and water.

Experts say that the lower section of a glacier located at an altitude of approximately 5,200 meters in Nepal’s Rasuwa District broke off and fell nearly 1,200 meters into the valley. Along with it, a huge amount of rock, soil, and sediment came crashing down, transforming the mass of ice and debris into an extremely powerful flood surge within moments.

Satellite imagery highlights the scale of the destruction. Mountain slopes that appeared green and covered with snow just a day earlier were seen the following day buried beneath brown debris, mud, and sediment.

Experts have also suggested that an earthquake occurring just minutes before the disaster may have played a role in triggering the glacier collapse or setting the avalanche in motion. However, this has not yet been conclusively confirmed.

Another important observation is that satellite images show clear signs of snow and ice melting during the approximately 24 hours preceding the disaster. This suggests that temperature and weather conditions may also have contributed to the event. However, experts caution that it would be premature to conclude that climate change alone was the primary cause of the disaster.

The flood affected the Lhende River system, sending a powerful surge of water, ice, massive rocks, and sediment downstream. Its impacts extended into the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river systems, where reports indicated that water levels in the Galchhi area rose by approximately 9 meters in just 30 minutes.

The disaster is particularly alarming because several hydropower projects are located in the affected mountainous region. Authorities fear that the final death toll could be significantly higher than the number of bodies recovered so far, while hundreds of people have reportedly gone missing.

The Real Danger Is Not Just the Flood

Changing environmental conditions in the Himalayas are also altering the nature of natural disasters. Glaciers are shrinking, mountain slopes and glacial lakes may be becoming increasingly unstable, while intense rainfall, landslides, avalanches, and sudden floods can trigger one another and cause large-scale destruction.

According to the United Nations, Nepal’s snow-covered mountains have lost approximately one-third of their ice reserves over the past three decades. The Hindu Kush Himalayan region is already facing growing risks from floods, landslides, avalanches, and drought.

The biggest lesson from this disaster is that water-related hazards in mountainous regions are not caused by rainfall alone. Glacier collapse, rapid snow and ice melt, earthquakes, landslides, and changing river flows can combine within minutes to create devastation that is extremely difficult to predict through conventional weather forecasting.

The Himalayas are not merely mountains of snow; they are a major water reservoir for a large part of Asia. If the rate of change in their cryosphere continues to accelerate, the consequences will not remain limited to Nepal or Tibet. They could affect the river systems, agriculture, populations, and water security of Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and the wider South Asian region.

The disaster in Nepal is a clear warning that understanding the changing Himalayan environment, continuously monitoring glaciers, and establishing modern early-warning systems for mountain rivers are no longer the responsibility of any single country. They are a shared regional necessity. #nepal #flood #LaCasaDeLosFamososMéxico

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@takeabigguess Soon

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It's important that US leadership must understand that we are not ready for another 9/11.

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Ayesha Wahab reportedly fled the Taliban regime herself, yet now advocates for engagement with the very regime she escaped, while seeking funds and security in the West.

Americans deserve to know the full story. If she truly believes reconciliation with the Taliban is the answer, then the obvious question is: why not return to Afghanistan and live under the system she now defends?

Hypocrisy should not be rewarded with Western protection or public funding. @sarahadams

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Lens 👁️: The Taliban are not merely restricting education, they are systematically shrinking the space for independent thought.

Reports indicate that the Taliban’s Ministry of Higher Education has decided to cancel or suspend faculties of Human Rights, Law, Political Science and International Relations at private universities.
After banning girls from higher education for nearly five years, the regime is now targeting the very subjects that teach citizens about rights, law, governance and the international system.

A regime afraid of educated women and independent minds cannot build a future for Afghanistan.
#Afghanistan #Taliban @sarahadams

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Lens 👁️: Afghan women stood outside Herat University demanding what should be a basic right: education. Their response? Armed Taliban members confronting protesters and raising weapons to disperse them.

Five years into Taliban rule, Afghan women are still denied higher education while those demanding their fundamental rights face intimidation. Yet the courage of Afghan youth remains unbroken.

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@UNGeneva must take action on this....

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طالبان نے جیلوں سے تقریباً 100 خطرناک دہشت گردوں کو رہا کر دیا ہے۔

ان میں بڑی تعداد ایسے جنگجوؤں کی ہے جنہیں ٹی ٹی پی اور دیگر مسلح گروہوں میں شامل کرنے پر غور کیا جا رہا ہے۔

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طالبان نے جیلوں سے تقریباً 100 خطرناک دہشت گردوں کو رہا کر دیا ہے۔

ان میں بڑی تعداد ایسے جنگجوؤں کی ہے جنہیں ٹی ٹی پی اور دیگر مسلح گروہوں میں شامل کرنے پر غور کیا جا رہا ہے۔

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Lens 👁️: The killing of Hasib Panjshiri has reportedly triggered growing anger and resentment toward the Taliban among young people in northern Afghanistan.

Many say the Taliban have destroyed their future and left them with no meaningful prospects. Some young Afghans reportedly claim they would return from Europe and join the anti-Taliban resistance if figures such as Ata Mohammad Noor, Amanullah Ghazur, and Yasin Zia provide support.

The growing frustration among northern Afghanistan’s youth could become a serious challenge for the Taliban’s grip on the region.

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Lens 👁️: In India, this Muslim family saved their lives by locking the door at the right time, otherwise all family members would have lost their lives.

The investigation of this incident in Uttar Pradesh revealed that this Muslim family had prepared beef at home, due to which Modi's pet RSS goons had started to kill them.