A young girl named Negar Karimian was killed by the police agents
According to the Iranian Human Rights Society, on Wednesday March 13, 2024. Negar Karimian, a 21-year-old girl from Borujen, was shot dead by police agents at the intersection of Cham Sultan Aligodarz city.
According to HeNgaw, she was returning from a funeral with her family in the early morning of Saturday, March 9, 2024, when their car targeted by police agents and killed her.
Negar Karimian 21 years old, single, born on August 19, 2002. And she born and resident of Isfahan, and originally from Bakhtiari Borujen.
According to the informed source, in addition to Negar Karimian and her father, “her two sisters and the husband of one of the sisters” were also in the car at the time of the incident.
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According to this exclusive report, after the incident, Negar Karimian “transferred to Imam Sadegh Hospital in Aligoodarz. And at 3:30 am, she passed away due to internal bleeding.” It is worth mentioning that earlier the name of the hospital where Negar Karimian transferred to, was mentioned as “Velian”.
Her body buried in Bagh-e Rezvan Cemetery in Isfahan, and her funeral held on the 11ht of March 2024 at this cemetery.
This is not the first time that government agents have directly shot at citizens’ vehicles on the pretext of being “suspicious”. The hasty shooting of agents at cars has previously resulted in the deaths of a number of citizens, including children.
Some of the dead include:
“Anahita Amirpour”, 20 years old, “Morteza Delfzargani”, 9 years old, “Amirali”, 2 years old. “Saha Etemadi”, 12 years old, “Zubair Bahadurzehi”, 24 years old, “Azad Rezaii”, 25 years old. And also “Khodabakhsh Shahbakhsh”, 32 years old. These were children and young people who killed in the past year. And the government call these as “accidental” shooting by the agents of the Islamic Republic.
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