This photo was not taken during clashes in Lahore, Pakistan 🇵🇰 in March 2023. In fact, it has circulated since October 2022 and shows a protester and a Taliban soldier in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
former prime minister Imran Khan, ending a siege of his residence that saw violent clashes between police and hundreds of his supporters.to a court in Islamabad to answer accusations that he did not declare gifts received during his time as prime minister, or the profit made from selling them.
However, the picture was not taken during the clash between police and Khan's supporters in March. It has circulated online since October 2022.A reverse image search on Google reveals the same photo was used in an article published byThe photo was published in an article about a protest by ethnic Hazara Afghans in Kabul, captioned:"A member of the Taliban security forces threatens a protester in Kabul.
Screenshot comparison of the photo used in the false posts and the photo as it appears in the Green Left article .
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