The human rights organization 'Hengaw' reported on Thursday, June 10, that three protesting citizens who suffered financial losses in Qazvin were detained by the security forces of the Islamic Republic in connection with a protest against the company 'Rezaayat Khodro Taravat Novin'. According to the report, the names of these three individuals are 'Sajad Mohammadbeigi, Ali Bigdeli, and Mostafa Ranjbar', and they were arrested on Tuesday, June 8. Hengaw, citing 'an informed source', wrote that the detention of these three occurred during a protest by a number of aggrieved customers of 'Rezaayat Khodro Taravat Novin' in the city of Qazvin. Previously, videos of this protest, which took place in front of the judiciary and the governor's office in Qazvin, had been circulated on social media. According to Hengaw, Sajad Mohammadbeigi, Ali Bigdeli, and Mostafa Ranjbar were transferred to an unknown location after their arrest, and there is no information available regarding the charges against them or their fate. Meanwhile, security and judicial officials of the Islamic Republic have not responded to this matter.
Hengaw: Three Protesters in Qazvin Detained by Security Forces
Three protesters in Qazvin, Sajad Mohammadbeigi, Ali Bigdeli, and Mostafa Ranjbar, were detained by security forces during a demonstration against the company 'Rezaayat Khodro Taravat Novin'. Their current whereabouts and the charges against them remain unknown, and there has been no official response from Iranian authorities. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between citizens and the government regarding financial grievances.
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📰 What Happened
Security forces detained three protesters in Qazvin over financial losses related to a car company.
- security forces of the Islamic Republic arrest Sajad Mohammadbeigi, Ali Bigdeli, Mostafa Ranjbar
- aggrieved customers protest Rezaayat Khodro Taravat Novin
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The detention of protesters indicates a crackdown on dissent in Iran.
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