The judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced that the death sentence of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi and Reza Zangana, three of those arrested during the demonstrations on January 18 and 9 in Karaj, was carried out after the approval of the Supreme Court. According to this report, these three people were sentenced to death and confiscation of property on charges of "participating in operational actions for Israel, America and hostile groups against national security and interests." The judicial authorities claimed that these people were involved in attacking public and government places, destroying public property and electrical installations, and disrupting the provision of services to citizens during the January protests. According to the announcement of the judicial system, Hassan Deoband was arrested on January 11, after the report of the General Intelligence Department of Alborz District. The judicial authorities accused him of setting fire to public property and inciting others to destroy it. Following the investigation, 10 more people were also arrested on charges of participating in demonstrations and collaborating with Deoband. The Revolutionary Court in Karaj sentenced the three main defendants to death and confiscation of property, and the eight other defendants, to five to 10 years in prison. The judicial system has announced that the death sentence of three people has been executed and the process of confiscating their property is still ongoing.