New Delhi: A sad and shocking news has come from Iran. A 19-year-old wrestler, Saleh Mohammadi, was executed by hanging in the city of Qom.
He was arrested during protests and was accused of killing a police officer. The government charged him with a serious crime, which can lead to death punishment in Iran.
But many people are questioning this case. His family said he was badly treated in jail and forced to accept the crime. Human rights groups also said the trial was not fair and he did not get proper justice.
Reports say he was very young when he was arrested. Even after requests from many people around the world to stop the punishment, the execution still happened.
This news has shocked many people, especially in sports. Athletes and organizations across the world are angry and sad. They are asking for justice and better protection of human rights.
This case is also being compared to Navid Afkari, whose execution had also created global anger earlier.
Overall, this incident has raised serious questions about justice, human rights, and how protest-related cases are handled in Iran.
