Protesters who gathered near Kabul University to demand "equality and justice", have said they were dispersed by Taliban fighters who arrived at the scene in several vehicles.
The Taliban vowed to ban drugs, but the trade appears to be booming under their rule.
Many refuse to recognise their own country, but they also lament a lack of funding from Kabul's new authorities.
The Afghan delegation led by Taliban-appointed foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, told the opponent alliance leaders they could return to Afghanistan, promising them safety.
Package includes free training with stipends for thousands of Afghan nationals, a senior official says, adding Islamabad also plans to set up a university campus in Kabul.
The Taliban has told leaders of the National Resistance Front they could return to Afghanistan during a rare meeting in Tehran, one of the first signs of rapprochement between the Taliban and their opponents.
Several people have been arrested or detained for speaking out since the Taliban took control of the country in August last year.
Afghan Taliban have accused the Kabul University professor of "provoking" people against the government through his remarks on social media.
Afghanistan's Deputy PM Abdul Ghani Baradar says the weather has worsened the plight of the Afghan people, adding that the Taliban are prepared to help with the distribution of foreign aid across the country.
Islamabad is engaging with the Afghan Taliban to "diplomatically" resolve some "confusions" over the fencing exercise, says Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
Ashraf Ghani defended his decision to flee the war-torn country and also denied widespread accusations that he carried with him millions in stolen money.
Afghan-born Rina Amiri has spent two decades advising governments, the United Nations and think tanks on issues related to Afghanistan.
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