Intelligence Service took the Diako’s family under pressure to deny the news concern to Diako’s death
13 June 2017 00:52
Hengaw: After Hengaw, a Kurdish human right news agency, published a report about killing a Kurdish citizen under torture by the Iranian Intelligence Service, the Service has taken the family under pressure to deny the report.
Amir Hashemi told “Hengaw” in an interview: We do not deny the report and I deny any denial published in my name.
Diako Hashemi died under brutal torture after his returning from a European country to Iran and being arrested by the Iranian Security Force in Karaj.
Diako Hashemi, 24, went to Finland in 2011 and had the citizenship of this country.
After two months from his arresting, the Intelligence Service of Karaj invited Diako’s father on May 25 and informed him that his son is dead and he must bury him immediately.
Amir Hashemi, father of Diako, is from Pisht Tang, a village of Rawansar and has lived in Karaj for 15 years.
Two weeks after publishing the news by “Hengaw”, the Iranian Intelligence Service has given Amir Hashemi a text and wanted him to publish it in his name.
The letter written by the Iranian Intelligence Service read: “After the death of my son, the foreign websites began to publishing false news and said that my son has died under torture of the governmental organization.
I expect anybody or any organization who publishes false news to prove it with offering documents or do not publish any false news”.
The latest paragraph of the letter read: “My family and I have been participated in all of the past 40 years’ elections aim at continuation of the Islamic regime”.
Amir Hashemi emphasizes that he denied any denial in his name and did not take its responsibility.
The Iranian Security Force in Karaj had not allowed the family to bury the Diako’s death body in Kirmashan, thus they had to bury him in Karaj in silence.
The Intelligence Service of Karaj had forced Amir Hashemi to not talk about the event with media.
The Diako’s death body is buried in the 32nd section, the 37th row of “Bahashteh Sakineh” cemetery located in the highway of Karaj-Qazwin.
