Komeil Jamshidi
کمیل جمشیدی
- Age
- 36
- Sex
- male
- Date of death
- 8 January 2026
- Place of death
- Fardis, Karaj (+2 more)
- Hometown
- Karaj
- Event
- Lion & Sun Revolution (+5 more)
- Cause of death
- shot by security forces (direct gunshot to the neck)
Biography
Komeil Jamshidi was a 36-year-old father who was killed on January 8, 2026, after being shot in the neck by security forces in Fardis, Karaj. After he went missing for four days, his brother eventually located his body among the deceased at Kahrizak. He left behind a 13-year-old son named Milad and was buried in Behesht-e Sakineh Cemetery.
کمیل جمشیدی، متولد ۱۳۶۸، پدر جوانی بود که در ۱۸ دی ۱۴۰۴ بر اثر شلیک مستقیم نیروهای امنیتی به گردنش در فردیس کرج جان باخت. پس از چهار روز بیخبری و جستجوی مداوم برادرش، پیکر او در کهریزک پیدا شد. او که پدر یک پسر ۱۳ ساله به نام میلاد بود، در آرامستان بهشت سکینه کرج به خاک سپرده شد.
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Portrait of Komeil Jamshidi, born in 1989, who was killed by a direct gunshot to the neck in Fardis, Karaj on January 8, 2026.
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Portraits of Komeil Jamshidi, described as a martyr found in Kahrizak after four days of searching, are shown alongside footage of a memorial where a youth holds his picture.
A portrait of Komeil Jamshidi wearing a green textured hoodie, shared as a memorial tribute with a plea to not let his name be forgotten.
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A young boy holds up a portrait of Komeil Jamshidi while shouting and mourning during a memorial service at a cemetery.
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Mourners gather at the grave of Komeil Jamshidi to hold a 40th-day memorial ceremony, scattering flowers and holding his portrait.
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Komeil Jamshidi, the son of the killed protester Milad Jamshidi, stands at his father's grave decorated for Nowruz and makes a victory sign.
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Son and mother hold portraits of Komeil Jamshidi during his 40th-day memorial ceremony at his grave.
A man and a boy sit at the flower-adorned grave of Komeil Jamshidi, whose portrait is etched on the tombstone.
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Memorial video frames honoring Kamil Jamshidi, featuring his portraits, his son, and a crowd at a funeral ceremony.