The judicial system announced the execution of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi and Reza Zangana, three detainees of the January protests in Karaj. Mazenim News Agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, announced on Sunday, November 8, the execution of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi, and Reza Zangana, three of those arrested during the January 18 and 9, 1404 demonstrations in Karaj. According to this report, the death sentences of these three people were carried out after the approval of the Supreme Court. The judicial system accused them of "participating in operational action for Israel, America and hostile groups against national security and interests" and claimed that during the January 1404 demonstrations, they were involved in attacking public and government places, producing and using Molotov cocktails and home-made grenades, carrying weapons and destroying electrical installations in the Karaj. The Mizen news agency also announced that 11 people were arrested in this case; Three of them were sentenced to death and confiscation of property, and eight other defendants were sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison. According to the judicial system, Hasan Deoband was arrested on January 11, 1404, after the report of the General Intelligence Department of Alborz Province. Following the investigation, 10 more people were arrested on charges of participating in the actions of this group. These executions are taking place in a situation where the process of issuing and carrying out death sentences for those arrested during the January protests has been widely criticized by human rights organizations.

The judicial system announced the execution of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi and Reza Zangana, three detainees of the January protests in Karaj. Mazenim News Agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, announced on Sunday, November 8, the execution of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi, and Reza Zangana, three of those arrested during the January 18 and 9, 1404 demonstrations in Karaj. According to this report, the death sentences of these three people were carried out after the approval of the Supreme Court. The judicial system accused them of "participating in operational action for Israel, America and hostile groups against national security and interests" and claimed that during the January 1404 demonstrations, they were involved in attacking public and government places, producing and using Molotov cocktails and home-made grenades, carrying weapons and destroying electrical installations in the Karaj. The Mizen news agency also announced that 11 people were arrested in this case; Three of them were sentenced to death and confiscation of property, and eight other defendants were sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison. According to the judicial system, Hasan Deoband was arrested on January 11, 1404, after the report of the General Intelligence Department of Alborz Province. Following the investigation, 10 more people were arrested on charges of participating in the actions of this group. These executions are taking place in a situation where the process of issuing and carrying out death sentences for those arrested during the January protests has been widely criticized by human rights organizations.