Protests against the exhumation of Shamsi Aghdasi, a Baha'i citizen, have been strongly condemned by a number of religious intellectuals in a statement, labeling the act as 'against religion and ethics' and 'anti-national', which 'violates or undermines the solidarity of Iranians'. According to the Zeytoon website, the authors of this statement criticized the silence of officials and emphasized that 'the perpetrators and instigators of such a disgraceful act should be identified, arrested, publicly tried, and punished'. Shamsi Aghdasi's body was buried on November 2 in the Gilavand area near Damavand, but four days later, her family was informed that her body had been found in the deserts around Jabaan in the Damavand region.
Protests Against the Exhumation of Shamsi Aghdasi, a Baha'i Citizen
Protests have erupted over the exhumation of Shamsi Aghdasi, a Baha'i citizen, with religious intellectuals condemning the act as unethical and anti-national. They demand accountability for those responsible for this act. This incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding religious minorities in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Protests erupted against the exhumation of Shamsi Aghdasi, a Baha'i citizen in Iran.
- Protesters protest Iranian authorities
- Religious intellectuals criticize Iranian officials
- Religious intellectuals call for action Perpetrators of the exhumation
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The exhumation of Shamsi Aghdasi has sparked significant public outcry.
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