The official news agency of the Iranian judiciary, Mizan, reported on Tuesday evening, September 14, citing the military prosecutor of Baneh, that five individuals were arrested, identified as the shooters who killed two kolbers. On the morning of Monday, September 13, two kolbers were killed during gunfire from border patrol officers in Baneh, one of whom was a village chief. In protest against the killing of these two kolbers, demonstrations took place in Baneh, with people gathering in front of the governor's office. According to unconfirmed reports from the region by the Mokrian news agency, it is indicated that the governor of this city has resigned. Nishteman Asadi stated in an interview with Radio Farda that Baneh was also closed today (Wednesday). He added, 'At least 11 individuals have been arrested during the protests in Baneh County so far.'
At Least 11 Arrested During Protests in Baneh
Protests erupted in Baneh following the shooting of two kolbers by border patrol officers, leading to at least 11 arrests. The situation escalated with reports of the local governor resigning amid public outcry. This incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding border security and the treatment of kolbers in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Protests in Baneh lead to at least 11 arrests following the killing of two kolbers by border patrol.
- Iranian authorities arrest 11 individuals
- Residents of Baneh protest Iranian government
- Military prosecutor of Baneh arrest 5 shooters
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The protests and subsequent arrests reflect deep-seated grievances against the Iranian government.
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