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Mehdi Shafiei

مهدی شفیعی

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Mehdi Shafiei, a construction worker, was killed on January 9, 2026, during protests in Ghaemieh, Eslamshahr. He sustained a fatal live bullet wound to his heart, fired by security forces, after he had left his home to participate in the demonstrations. Tragically, Mehdi was unaware that his son, Mani Shafiei, a student, was also killed on the same day. Mani had reportedly left his grandmother's house to search for his father after hearing gunshots. Both father and son lost their lives during the protests. Following their deaths, the family faced significant hurdles. Their bodies were transferred from Kahrizak only after a payment of 500 million Toman, and they were denied burial in Tehran. Ultimately, Mehdi and Mani Shafiei were laid to rest in their ancestral village of Chenar, Asadabad, Hamedan, where attendees chanted anti-government slogans during their burial ceremony.

مهدی شفیعی، کارگر ساختمانی، در ۱۹ دی ۱۴۰۴ در جریان اعتراضات در شهرک قائمیه اسلامشهر کشته شد. او با شلیک گلوله جنگی به قلبش توسط نیروهای امنیتی جان باخت. او برای شرکت در این اعتراضات از خانه خود خارج شده بود. متاسفانه، مهدی شفیعی بی‌خبر از آن بود که پسرش، مانی شفیعی که دانشجو بود، نیز در همان روز جان باخته است. مانی پس از شنیدن صدای شلیک، خانه مادربزرگش را برای یافتن پدرش ترک کرده بود. پدر و پسر هر دو در جریان این اعتراضات جان خود را از دست دادند. پس از جان باختنشان، خانواده شفیعی با چالش‌های بسیاری روبرو شدند. پیکر مهدی و مانی از کهریزک تنها پس از پرداخت ۵۰۰ میلیون تومان و ممانعت از دفن آن‌ها در تهران، تحویل گرفته شد. سرانجام، آن‌ها در روستای پدری خود، چنار در اسدآباد همدان، به خاک سپرده شدند و مردم در مراسم تدفینشان شعارهای ضدحکومتی سر دادند.

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