Iranian forces kill another female during protests on Amini’s death
QAMISHLI, Syria (North Press) – Negin Abdulmaleki, 21-year-old university student, another female was killed two weeks ago by security forces of Iranian Islamic regime during protests in Hamedan against murdering Mahsa Amini.
The victim, who hails from the city of Qorveh in Sanandaj province of Iran and a student in Hamadan University of Technology, was killed two weeks ago, but the incident was hidden from the media.
The 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who comes from the Kurdish province of Saqez in the predominant Kurdish areas in Iran known otherwise as Eastern Kurdistan, was detained by the morality police at the train station as she was (with her family) on a visit to the capital Tehran, on September 13 for “wearing inappropriate clothing.”
Three days later, Amini died in hospital causing widespread speculation on the cause of her death. While Iranian authorities claim Amini died of heart failure.
The funeral procession of Amini at Aychi’s turned into a protest.
Abdulmaleki was gravely injured by the security forces while trying to break up the protests.
However, after learning about the student’s death, university security and government authorities threatened students who knew about the incident, according to students.
At the same night of the Abdulmaleki’s death, Iranian authorities summoned her family and told it that it has to claim that she died “as a result of eating expired canned fish,” students said.