The Coordination Council for Teacher Syndicates in Iran released its report on the incident following Iranian security attacks on female students from the “Shahid” school in Ardabel, northwest Iran, for their participation in a government march, which resulted in the death of the student, Banahi, and the proliferation of official accounts designed to cover up the crime.
The late student was slain on the same day that security forces stormed the civilian-dress “Shahid” school in Ardabel, northwest of the country, the council said in a statement after conducting a formal investigation.
According to the Teachers Syndicate’s statement, the pupil had clearly fallen into a coma since that day, and his investigations confirmed this.
The crime was committed after the pupils of the “Shahid” school (Shahid Rani Secondary School for Girls) in Ardabel, northwest Iran, declined to join a government march, which led security personnel to attack a group of civilians.
The incident ended in the murder of a student and the imprisonment of others, according to an announcement made a day later by Iran’s Coordination Council for Teacher Syndicates.
This occurred as the Iranian government wanted to discredit any student’s death at this school by presenting conflicting tales when word of the student’s death spread.
It is significant that Iran has had large-scale protests that have not yet been subjected since Amini passed away on September 16, 2022, three days after being detained by the Ethics Police and subsequently sent to a hospital in Tehran.
Since then, anger has grown over a number of issues, including the strict laws governing women’s attire and the limitations placed on individual freedoms, as well as the Iranian people’s ongoing economic and living conditions, not to mention the rigid regulations imposed by the country’s political system as a whole.
An inquiry reveals that there is anger following the death of a student by Iranian security.
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