Ali Zaghi and Ilya Akbari, two of the arrestees of the Iranian National Revolution in January 1404, were sentenced to death in the "Shandiz" affair. With the identification of these two prisoners, the number of death row inmates identified in this case reached six.
The Harana website reported on Saturday, November 7, that the Fifth Branch of the Revolutionary Court of Mashhad, presided over by Hasin Yazdanka, tried these two protesters in a joint case with Mehdi Zarif, Matin Shabani, Hasin Rasulinasaab and Hasan Gulshanjad.
According to Harana, the charges brought against these six prisoners include "combat by participating in the destruction of public property and setting fire to religious centers" and "community and conspiracy against state security."
According to Harana, the death sentences of Mehdi Zarif and Hossein Rasulinsab have been confirmed, and the sentences of Ali Zaghi, Ilya Akbari, Matin Shabani and Hassan Gulshanjad are in a preliminary stage. All six people are imprisoned in Wakil Abad prison in Mashhad.
This case is related to the January demonstrations in Shandiz. According to an informed source, after the burning of a mosque and Dar al-Quran during these demonstrations, several citizens were prosecuted.