The "Mizan" news agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary of the Islamic Republic, announced on Sunday, November 8, the beginning of the execution of the order to confiscate all the property of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi and Reza Zangana, three of the arrestees of the demonstrations in January 1,404 in Karaj.
According to Mizen's report, these three people who were sentenced to death and confiscation of all their property on charges of "participating in operational activities for Israel, America and hostile groups against national security and interests" were executed on Sunday morning after the verdicts were approved by the Supreme Court. According to the judicial authority, the confiscation of their property is also underway.
In another part of this report, details of the properties in question were published. According to the announcement of the judiciary, Hassan Deoband, the first accused in the case, owned four apartment units in Azmia Karaj, a repair shop, an Azra car and a Tigo 8 Pro. Hamid Kazmi, the second-rate accused, also had three cars. Mizan announced that these assets were confiscated by court order.
The justice system claimed in the case description that these three people were involved in destroying public and government places, making Molotov cocktails and handmade grenades and using them to destroy a power plant during the demonstrations on January 18 and 9 in Karaj. This institution also accused Hasan Deoband of leading a group of 11 people consisting of his employees and relatives.
In the same case, eight other defendants were sentenced to between five and 10 years in prison.
In this way, according to the official announcement of the judicial system, in addition to the execution of the three detainees of the January protest, it was also decided to confiscate all their property and assets.