NCRI – On Friday night, June 4, the anniversary of the death of the clerical regime’s founder, Ruhollah Khomeini, Iranian people rushed to their rooftops to chant “death to [mullahs’ Supreme Leader Ali] Khamenei,” and “death to dictator” in order to show their hatred towards the clerical regime. The nightly protests peaked at 22:00 local time in various parts of Tehran, including Monirieh and Abu-Saeed.
NCRI – On Friday night, June 4, the anniversary of the death of the clerical regime’s founder, Ruhollah Khomeini, Iranian people rushed to their rooftops to chant “death to [mullahs’ Supreme Leader Ali] Khamenei,” and “death to dictator” in order to show their hatred towards the clerical regime. The nightly protests peaked at 22:00 local time in various parts of Tehran, including Monirieh and Abu-Saeed.
Simultaneously, in the city of Shiraz, students at the Azad (Free) University of Shiraz and dormitory showed their protest by chanting, “God is great.” Youths at Mali-Abad in Shiraz threw firecrackers and honked their horns to express joy and to celebrate the anniversary of the death of Khomeini, the founder of the despised clerical regime.
On the 21st anniversary of Khomeini’s demise, a group of young people also burnt his pictures, while a number of other youths chanted slogans against the mullahs’ current Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, as he was giving a speech during the Friday Prayers. Dozens of people were violently beaten and arrested. The detainees were sent to unknown locations with their fates unknown.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
June 5, 2010
