Tehran: According to reports, Hadis Najafi, a young Iranian woman whose video of her fearlessly walking into the heart of a protest while tying her uncut hair back went viral, was shot and killed there.
A viral video of her funeral depicts mourners sobbing over a picture of her on a recently excavated grave.
Also Read: India: Government Issues Major Regulation To Block Stolen And Fake Smartphones. Full Details Here
She reportedly had gunshot wounds to her abdomen, neck, heart, and hand.
Iran has been experiencing deadly turmoil for almost a week. It started when Mahsa Amini, 22, passed out in police custody after being detained for wearing a “improper” hijab, which is a headgear that women are required by law to wear.
This past weekend, hundreds of people also demonstrated against Mahsa Amini’s passing in London.
On September 16, Amini passed away.
According to medical records, the young woman from the Iranian province of Kurdistan was violently struck on the head many times before going into a coma. She reportedly “suffered a sudden heart attack,” according to Iranian authorities, according to Euronews.
Iranian law now mandates that women wear the hijab as of 1979’s Islamic Revolution. Iranian women frequently wear their headscarves loosely around their ears or let them hang down to their necks due to the unpopularity of the policy.
According to Euronews, the rule’s implementation in 1981 sparked widespread protests that have periodically occurred ever since.
Also Read: Kanpur: Pitbulls and Rottweilers Prohibited In The City. Why? Read This
While they are murdering people on the streets, he said, “They (the Iranian authorities) are coming onto the TV and declaring that nobody even touched this woman in jail.”
Since protests started last week in Iran, 35 people have died. The great majority of these fatalities were caused by security personnel brutally dispersing protesters, occasionally using live weapons. Security police have also detained hundreds of people, according to Euronews.
Along with other western nations, the UK government has strongly denounced the “death” of Mahsa Amini; nonetheless, there have been complaints that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was not directly pressed on the matter during a recent UN meeting in New York.
Keep watching our YouTube Channel ‘DNP INDIA’. Also, please subscribe and follow us on FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, and TWITTER
