The death sentence of Arman Marfati, one of the arrestees of the January 1404 protests, imprisoned in Qazalhasar prison in Karaj, was upheld by the country's Supreme Court. He was previously sentenced to death by the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran presided over by Judge Abolkasem Salvati. According to the Harana news agency, the charges contained in the verdict against Arman Marfati include "participating in operational measures against state security, entering religious places with the intent to destroy and participating in the burning of the mosque and the seminary." Arman Marfati was previously tried along with two other defendants named Mehrad Mohammadinia and Ashkan Maliki in a joint case. These two prisoners were executed in Hordad in 1405. They were sentenced to death on charges of collaborating with Israel and hostile governments, creating public insecurity and terrorism, destroying and setting fire to public property and participating in operational measures against state security.

The death sentence of Arman Marfati, one of the arrestees of the January 1404 protests, imprisoned in Qazalhasar prison in Karaj, was upheld by the country's Supreme Court. He was previously sentenced to death by the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran presided over by Judge Abolkasem Salvati. According to the Harana news agency, the charges contained in the verdict against Arman Marfati include "participating in operational measures against state security, entering religious places with the intent to destroy and participating in the burning of the mosque and the seminary." Arman Marfati was previously tried along with two other defendants named Mehrad Mohammadinia and Ashkan Maliki in a joint case. These two prisoners were executed in Hordad in 1405. They were sentenced to death on charges of collaborating with Israel and hostile governments, creating public insecurity and terrorism, destroying and setting fire to public property and participating in operational measures against state security.