NCRI – In the run-up to December 6, Student Day, Tehran's Polytechnic University (Amirkabir) students gathered to protest the new restriction on campus.
Hundreds of students first gathered outside Student Admissions Office and then marched toward the main gate to Hafez Street.
The State Security Forces (SSF) –mullahs' suppressive police — in full anti-riot gears was monitoring students on campus.
The students were chanting anti-government slogans such as, "We are fighters, men and women, Fight us and we will fight," "Students must unit," "Incompetent Dean of Students must resign," "Student movement is prepared for uprising."
NCRI – In the run-up to December 6, Student Day, Tehran's Polytechnic University (Amirkabir) students gathered to protest the new restriction on campus.
Hundreds of students first gathered outside Student Admissions Office and then marched toward the main gate to Hafez Street.
The State Security Forces (SSF) –mullahs' suppressive police — in full anti-riot gears was monitoring students on campus.
The students were chanting anti-government slogans such as, "We are fighters, men and women, Fight us and we will fight," "Students must unit," "Incompetent Dean of Students must resign," "Student movement is prepared for uprising."
Most students in major Iranian schools are preparing for traditional anti-government demonstrations on Student Day. Polytechnic University has been the focal point of such student protests since their famous move of burning Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's pictures before his eyes when he was speaking at the school in December 2006.
Following the move, most of the school's students have been summoned to the so-called "disciplinary committee." Many were suspended from following academic semesters despite Ahmadinejad's hollow show of tolerance for students' critical views of the mullahs' regime.
