Issuing an expulsion order for the third student of the University of Tehran; Farsa Kabakhlo was fired following the handling of student disciplinary cases. After the demonstrations and university gatherings in March 1404, the Disciplinary Council of Tehran University issued an order to expel Farsa Kabakhlo, an incoming student from 1404 in the field of electrical engineering of this university. According to the student news agency and the "Amirkabir" newsletter, Kabakhlo's disciplinary file was reviewed on October 14 by the First Disciplinary Council of Tehran University, and an order of "expulsion from the university while maintaining the right to retake the entrance exam" was issued for him. In the wording of the verdict, this student was attributed charges such as "insulting Islamic and national rituals and saints", "collaborating in creating riots and chaos around the university" and "committing acts against the Islamic Republic of Iran". However, in the wording of the published judgment, the details and examples of the behaviors underlying these accusations are not described. Farsa Kabakhlo was previously arrested by the security forces in January 1404, and the Tehran University Students' Union Council announced the news of his arrest and then his release. Earlier, Mahyar Aptakhari and Amir Mohammad Karimi, two incoming students from the Polymer Engineering Department 1404 of Tehran University, were sentenced to expulsion from the university.

Issuing an expulsion order for the third student of the University of Tehran; Farsa Kabakhlo was fired following the handling of student disciplinary cases. After the demonstrations and university gatherings in March 1404, the Disciplinary Council of Tehran University issued an order to expel Farsa Kabakhlo, an incoming student from 1404 in the field of electrical engineering of this university. According to the student news agency and the "Amirkabir" newsletter, Kabakhlo's disciplinary file was reviewed on October 14 by the First Disciplinary Council of Tehran University, and an order of "expulsion from the university while maintaining the right to retake the entrance exam" was issued for him. In the wording of the verdict, this student was attributed charges such as "insulting Islamic and national rituals and saints", "collaborating in creating riots and chaos around the university" and "committing acts against the Islamic Republic of Iran". However, in the wording of the published judgment, the details and examples of the behaviors underlying these accusations are not described. Farsa Kabakhlo was previously arrested by the security forces in January 1404, and the Tehran University Students' Union Council announced the news of his arrest and then his release. Earlier, Mahyar Aptakhari and Amir Mohammad Karimi, two incoming students from the Polymer Engineering Department 1404 of Tehran University, were sentenced to expulsion from the university.