Nine people burned in the fire of revenge by a vengeful Afghan son

Nine people were burned to death in a house south of Tehran in a fire of revenge by a vengeful Afghan son.

An 18-year-old Afghan boy burned and seriously injured nine people in a house in southern Tehran in a fit of revenge. After an informed person went to the police station and reported the incident, he claimed that the person who set the fire was a person who had been raped and was also one of the injured in the incident. According to the informed person, the 18-year-old young man was raped and since the people around him did not react to this act, a reason for revenge ignited in the victim’s mind and he set the fire.

This is while the 18-year-old Afghan accused denied the rape and stated: "I came to Iran from my country Afghanistan some time ago and started working. I lived in the house whose residents I set on fire for a while, but I had a financial dispute with one of the people there, and this dispute caused them to tell the landlord to evict me. This was while my brother also worked with some of the injured in the shops of "Bab Homayoun" and was fired due to a dispute with them. For this reason, I went to that house while they were sleeping and set them on fire with gasoline."

This incident occurred on Saturday, October 1. According to public and emergency reports, two days after the incident, today, Monday, October 3, 1402, the number of people killed in the fire reached 7.  

People's concerns increased after this news was reported in the media, and they declared that the indiscriminate entry of Afghans into Iran and their Taliban-like behavior would endanger social security, and that the regime, without even thinking about such issues, had opened the way for their entry solely for its own interests in order to achieve its goals, and that the lives and security of the Iranian people had no and would never have the slightest value to the regime.