NCRI – A stage managed show was put on by mullahs’ regime outside UK embassy in Tehran on Wednesday. A bunch of black-clad female members of paramilitary Bassij were mobilized to protest against a physician who tried to save Neda Agha Sultan’s life on June 20 in the streets of Tehran.
Peculiar enough the so-called demonstrators were demanding the UK Government to hand over Arash Hejazi who escaped with his life after being threatened by the regime’s agents.
NCRI – A stage managed show was put on by mullahs’ regime outside UK embassy in Tehran on Wednesday. A bunch of black-clad female members of paramilitary Bassij were mobilized to protest against a physician who tried to save Neda Agha Sultan’s life on June 20 in the streets of Tehran.
Peculiar enough the so-called demonstrators were demanding the UK Government to hand over Arash Hejazi who escaped with his life after being threatened by the regime’s agents.
“Members of Bassij force gathered outside British embassy to call for the extradition of Arash Hejazi who was present when Neda Agha Sultan was gunned down,” reported the state-run news agency Fars on Wednesday.
Fars said: “Neda’s death caused much convolution and tremendous amount of lies against the country’s security apparatus. Such allegations show that some counter-revolutionary groups and individuals were involved since Arash Hejazi was very close to the scene and what he said afterwards make him the [prime] suspect. He should be extradited to stand much unanswered questions.”
In a related matter, plainclothes agents of the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) broke Neda’s headstone and covered her grave with mud to make it difficult to find. For years, it has been a long time practice of the mullahs to occasionally break grave stones of its most vocal dissidents.
