President Demands Urgent Investigation into Assassination of Supreme Court Judges by Security Agencies

President Launches Urgent Investigation into Assassination of Supreme Court Judges

In a shocking incident that has rattled the nation, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for an immediate investigation into a tragic shooting attack in Tehran. This violent act claimed the lives of two esteemed Supreme Court justices, raising urgent concerns about security and justice in the country.

On Saturday, Pezeshkian, who also chairs the Supreme National Security Council, expressed his deep condolences for the loss of Hojjatoleslam Ali Razini and Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Moqiseh. These justices were tragically assassinated when a gunman infiltrated the tribunal building in central Tehran and opened fire.

In his statement, President Pezeshkian emphasized the dedication of the slain judges, who valiantly fought against crimes threatening national security and worked tirelessly to uphold the rights of Iranian citizens. He assured the nation that their sacrifices would not be forgotten and pledged that the pursuit of justice would continue unabated.

Pezeshkian has instructed security and law enforcement agencies to thoroughly investigate this “reprehensible act” and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice. Key points from his statement include:

  • Immediate action to investigate the shooting incident.
  • Commitment to uphold justice in the face of violence.
  • Focus on identifying and apprehending additional suspects involved in the attack.

As of now, the identity of the assailant, who reportedly took his own life after the attack, remains unclear, and the motive behind this heinous crime is still under investigation. Authorities are actively working to uncover more details and ensure the safety of the public.

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