World News / Panic over firing at metro station police fired indiscriminately at protesters

World News: Tension has increased once again in Iran and protesters are continuously protesting. Meanwhile, security forces opened fire on protesters at a metro station in Tehran and beat them with sticks. After the firing, there was chaos and people started running by climbing on each other. It is being told that a crowd of people at the metro station were protesting against the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.

Uproar in Iran for not wearing hijab

Demonstrations are taking place in different cities in Iran for the last few days regarding the hijab dispute. In fact, on September 13, the police arrested a girl named Mehsa Amini for not wearing the hijab since three days, after which she died three days later. This was followed by massive protests across the country and women publicly taking to the streets to cut their hair apart from burning their hijabs.

After this, there have been clashes between police and protesters several times in Iran. There have been nationwide protests in Iran in recent times, with security forces taking action against protesters. Violent clashes have also taken place at many places during these demonstrations.

Gunmen opened fire in the market, five people died

Unidentified gunmen opened indiscriminate fire on protesters and security forces in a market in Izeh City in southwestern Iran on Wednesday, killing at least five people. Many people have also been injured in this incident. Giving information, Iran's state television said that some unknown gunmen came on a bike and started firing on security forces and protesters. However, the reason for the attack is not clear at the moment and no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.