Iran Protests: Violent protests continue in Iran, Indian Embassy issues alert, advises to leave immediately

Iran Protests: Civil war continues in Iran. People are on the streets against their rights and oppression. The massacre of protesters by the Khamenei government continues. Today is the 18th day of violent protests in Iran.

Donald Trump had said on Tuesday that if officials in Iran start executing people in a crackdown on rebellion against the government, America will give a strong response.

Pilgrims etc. left as soon as possible

Due to the ongoing violent protests in Iran, the Indian government has issued an advisory for the citizens. In which it has been said that any Indian citizen, whether they are students, pilgrims, businessmen or tourists, should leave from there as soon as possible.

Alert issued for Indian citizens

It has been said in this advisory that this advisory is a continuation of the previous advisory of January 5 and has been given keeping in mind the circumstances of Iran. All Indian citizens should remain alert. They have to stay away from protests or crowded places.

According to media reports, it is being claimed that 12 thousand protesters have been killed in Iran. Regarding this matter, British website Iran International has claimed that these murders have taken place in the last 17 days.

The biggest massacre in history

A British website has described it as the biggest massacre in the history of Iran. According to other media reports, according to the information received so far, the death toll was said to be around 600.

Information collected from many sources

According to the website, this information has been collected from many sources. This data was examined at different levels and released only after verification as per strict professional standards. It has been told that most of the people killed were below 30 years of age.

Murders took place on Khamenei’s orders

The report said most of the killings were carried out by shootings by Revolutionary Guards and Basij forces. The report claims that all this happened on the orders of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. It is reported that most of the murders took place on the night of 8 and 9 January.

The government is accused of hiding its crimes from the world by shutting down internet and communication services. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz, who is visiting India, said on Tuesday that the era of the current government in Iran is now over.