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16-year-old brutally beaten for not wearing hijab in Iran It is reported that the girl who was injured in the attack by the religious police in Iran is unconscious. A girl named Armita Garavand was attacked. The girl was beaten up by some female officers in Tehran Metro.

At the same time, the Iranian authorities denied the allegations. The response of the authorities was that the girl lost consciousness due to low blood pressure. The officials also stated that there was no mistake on the part of the security personnel.

Rights group Hengaon said that Armita was seriously injured in the attack by the religious police. Armita has been admitted to a hospital in Tehran. Henggaon sources informed that strict security has been established here.

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No one is allowed to see Armita. Hengaon representatives said that even her family members were not allowed.

Later, Armita’s pictures were released by Henggaon representatives. Armita was injured in the neck and head. He also had a big bandage on his head. Sources in the organization said that memory has also been affected.

Meanwhile, the video of Armita’s family members was also released. A video of the security personnel sitting in the middle and reacting was released.

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Armita Garavand is a native of Tehran. Armita was born and brought up in Kermanshah. A video of Armita being dragged from the Metra by religious police is now widely shared on social media.

But Tehran Subway System Managing Director Masood Dorosti said there was no dispute with the student group that included Armita.

Iran has recently stepped up punishment for women who violate Islamic dress. Iran has approved a law that includes up to 10 years in prison for those who violate the law. The bill also mentions a three-year trial period. The Bill will become a law once it receives the approval of the Guardian Council.

The draft law says women who do not wear the headscarf or follow the appropriate dress code with the connivance of foreign governments, media groups and enemy countries can be jailed for five to 10 years.

Last September, a 22-year-old woman named Mahsa Amini was killed in the custody of religious police in Iran for not wearing a headscarf. Soon following, the world witnessed many protests. The issue was discussed globally. Hundreds of people including security personnel were killed in the protest. The Iranian government has arrested thousands of people, accusing it of being a foreign-instigated riot.

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