Fallen Hero Sajjad Asghari

Death Sajjad Asghari 33 years old in Iran Karaj Fardis

Written by: Mehrshid

Sajjad Asghari was a thirty-three-year-old young man and his family’s only son—a young man remembered by those close to him as bold, courageous, perceptive, kind, and always there to untangle the troubles of others. His mother was deaf, his father suffered from a heart condition, and Sajjad was the family's main pillar of support. On the night of January 9 (19 Dey), news reached Sajjad that his cousin had been killed in the protests. Hearing this shook him to the core. Around ten at night, he walked out of the house, and from that very moment, a heavy dread cast its shadow over his family. During those hours, mobile networks had been shut down, leaving no way to make a call or receive word of him. His mother and other family members dialed his phone again and again, clinging to the hope that the lines might flicker back to life, if only for an instant. For hours, they wandered the surrounding streets and alleys searching for him, but Sajjad was nowhere to be found. Finally, around one-thirty in the morning, as phone service was restored, a call went through. An unfamiliar woman answered, saying Sajjad was in poor condition and was hooked up to an IV at Khaleghi Clinic. Hearing this…

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