A national uprising against the “Pakistani invasion” is rising in Afghanistan after airstrikes on Panjshir, done by Pakistan, with the Taliban.
Afghan women hold up signs denouncing Pakistan and the violence in Panjshir during the anti-Pakistan protest in Kabul, Afghanistan, on September 7, 2021; fierce as lions unafraid for their lives stand at the center of the Afghan capital shouting “Marg Bar Pakistan which means “death to Pakistan” resisting the forces that are responsible for the disappearance of their freedom.
The anger mounts on the streets of Kabul, people chanting “freedom” and “death to Pakistan”. New hashtags on Twitter are surging #FreeAfghanistan #NationalUprising
After Pakistan backed Taliban terrorists took control of Afghanistan and Pak aircrafts seen over Panjshir, several people gathered outside embassy in Kabul w/ slogans like Death to Pakistan.
Afghanistan is on verge of a civil war. Sino-Pak are the sponsors of Terrorism & Crime. pic.twitter.com/hU0DzwIvlo
— ?????? (@aka_dpu) September 7, 2021
The slogans of Marg Bar Pakistan which means #deathtopakistan is the voice of #AfghanWomen who have identified the force responsible for the disappearance of their freedom. We as Indians stand with the Afghan lionesses who are fighting for their rights without fearing persecution
— Mir Junaid (@MirJunaidJKWP) September 7, 2021
Habib Khan journalist says, “Young men from Panjshir were rounded up and taken as hostages in three trucks by the Pakistani proxy from Qasaba neighborhood of Kabul, on Sunday evening, residents tell me.”
Young men from Panjshir were rounded up and taken as hostages in three trucks by the Pakistani proxy from Qasaba neighborhood of Kabul, on Sunday evening, residents tell me.#Kabul #FreeAfghanistan #SanctionPakistan
— Habib Khan (@HabibKhanT) September 6, 2021
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The slogans of Marg Bar Pakistan which means #deathtopakistan is the voice of #AfghanWomen who have identified the force responsible for the disappearance of their freedom.
Thousands of women and men in Kabul chanting: Death to Pakistan!
Thousands of women and men in Kabul chanting: Death to Pakistan! pic.twitter.com/PxHAYjhMiq
— Tajuden Soroush (@TajudenSoroush) September 7, 2021
This is the brave new Afghanistan. The anti-Pakistan rebellion is already happening. This is the real national uprising in the making. Afghanistan is resisting against the Pakistani invasion.#FreeAfghanistan #NationalUprising pic.twitter.com/K7R9RID7YP
— Habib Khan (@HabibKhanT) September 7, 2021
This is the brave new Afghanistan. The anti-Pakistan rebellion is already happening. This is the real national uprising in the making. Afghanistan is resisting against the Pakistani invasion.
National uprising against Pakistani invasion in central Daikondi province.#SanctionPakistan #قیام_ملی pic.twitter.com/YqVg1LkQSG
— Habib Khan (@HabibKhanT) September 6, 2021
The Taliban members reportedly shot bullets in the air to disperse the protestors but they were still agitating, reports said.
The Taliban on Monday said they have seized Panjshir, the last region not in their control, after their takeover of the U.S.-backed Afghanistan government last month.
A number of men and women took to the streets of Kabul chanting slogans against Pakistan.
Chanting “death to Pakistan”, “Freedom”, “Allah Akbar” and “we do not want captivity” among many other slogans, the protesters assembled at the gate of the Pakistani embassy in Kabul and asked its staff to leave Afghanistan.
The agitators said they do not want a puppet government in Afghanistan and asked for an inclusive government, it said.
The demonstrators gathered after Ahmad Masoud, the co-leader of the resistance front in Panjshir Province, in a voice clip, called on Afghans to revolt against the Taliban.
According to a report, people in Blakh and Daikundi Provinces also took to the streets on Monday night and chanted slogans against Pakistan.
Iran has also reacted to the airstrikes in Panjshir and the Foreign Ministry has asked for investigations over what he called the interference of foreign jets.
Pakistan was often blamed by the Afghanistan government for giving military aid to the Taliban, a charge denied by Islamabad.
Pakistan’s spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed last week also met Taliban leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar in Kabul, as they aimed to finalize a government in the war-torn country.