Cruelty crossed limits in Iran, police beat brutally for not wearing hijab, girl goes into coma

A surprising case has come to light from Iran. Iranian police beat a girl so much for not wearing hijab that she went into a coma. Iran’s government media agency reported that the Iranian girl was beaten by the police, after which she went into a coma. Since then he is brain dead. The Islamic Republic of Iran News Network said that follow-up on Armita Gervand’s health condition indicated that her brain dead status remained despite the efforts of the medical staff.

The girl was in critical condition in hospital after falling into a coma following a confrontation with agents in the Tehran metro for violating the country’s strict hijab law, two prominent rights activists said. The case of Armita Geravand is extremely sensitive because the 16-year-old girl may meet the same fate as 22-year-old Mahsa Amini. There were months of nationwide protests following Mahsa Amini’s death in police custody.

Iranian-Kurdish rights group Hangaw said, “We are following his case closely. He is in a coma in the hospital and his condition is critical. “His relatives said there was a heavy presence of plain clothes in the hospital.”

CCTV footage shows Armita Gervand without hijab walking from a metro platform to a train with two female friends. It was reported that an Iranian journalist was briefly arrested when she went to the hospital to inquire about the condition of Ermita Gervand.

Iran-based rights group Dadban said, “Iranian security institutions have said their condition was caused by low pressure. The girl’s parents said that their daughter’s blood pressure had gone down and she lost her balance and hit her head inside the metro cabin. “I think my daughter’s blood pressure has gone down but I’m not sure,” the girl’s mother said.