Hijab Protest in Iran

Hijab Protest in Iran: In Iran, police are crossing all limits of cruelty on girls and women protesting hijab. In the latest case, Hadith Nafaji, who is believed to be the leader of the hijab protest in Iran, was shot by the police. This led to the death of 20-year-old Nafaji. Nafaji, who was protesting against the hijab, was shot by police in Karaj City, near Tehran. Along with this, the police is crossing all limits of cruelty on other girls as well. Hitting, dragging and brutally thrashing them has become common. It is being condemned all over the world.

A video of Hadith was also going viral for several days, in which she was strongly opposing the hijab. She had burnt her hijab. Simultaneously, she was performing with her hair open. The police were also angry after watching the video of Hadith Nafaji. It is being told that while demonstrating in Nafaj City near Tehran, she suddenly came under the attention of the police. During this, Nafaji was without hijab and she protested and reached in front of the police. Then she started setting her hair with a rubber band. During this, the police shot and killed Nafaji mercilessly.

Another girl has also died in police custody

Another girl has also died in police custody before Hadith Nafaji. Masha Amini was detained by the police for protesting against the hijab. Various types of tortures were also being given to him. In view of this, the performance intensified further. Meanwhile, the news of Masha Amini’s death ignited the hijab movement in Iran. The death of Masha in police custody angered other Iranian women. A large number of women took to the streets against the police and the government. She started burning her hijab and cutting her hair. This led to several direct clashes between the police and the women. Despite this, the police could not control the women. Soon the movement took a huge form. Protests broke out across Iran. A large number of men also began to protest against the hijab of Iranian women.

It is a crime to go out on the street without a hijab in Iran

In Iran, it is a crime for any woman to go out on the street without wearing a hijab. Girls and women are protesting against this. The women say that this Taliban order is unnecessary interference in their freedom, which they cannot tolerate. Iranian girls and women are protesting demanding the removal of the hijab law. Now the voice of their protest has also reached the United Nations. The International Human Rights Commission Organization and the United Nations are also taking the side of Iranian women in this matter. This puts the Iranian government in trouble.

Women’s freedom movement being brutally crushed

This movement for women’s freedom in Iran is being brutally crushed by police forces. Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi has issued a statement saying that those who play with the security and peace of the country will be dealt with strictly. Since then the police have become more aggressive. It is clear that opposing the hijab is being treated as an interference in Iran’s security and peace. This is the reason why the police are also shooting the protesters. According to Iran’s state-run TV channel, 41 people have lost their lives in the hijab protest so far.

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