Due to livelihood problems, a citizen commits suicide in Susa
HRANA News Agency – A citizen in Shush city committed suicide due to financial problems and lost his life.
According to HRANA News Agency, the news agency of the Human Rights Activists in Iran, on Monday, September 4, 1402, a citizen in Shush city committed suicide due to financial difficulties and lost his life.
His identity has been confirmed by HRANA as "Sajjad Al-Baji, 26 years old, from the Zoya neighborhood of Ahvaz city, married and father of 3 children."
An informed source told HRANA in this regard: "Sajjad previously worked in a shop but was fired from his job by the shop owner about a year ago, which led to a fight between the two. Eventually, the shop owner filed a complaint against Sajjad over the fight. He was then arrested and released on bail shortly after."
The informed source added: "Mr. Al-Baji had promised his guarantor a monthly payment for the bail he had deposited; during his unemployment, he not only failed to pay the agreed amount to his guarantor, but also encountered problems paying the rent on his house, as a result of which the landlord asked him to leave his rented house. Ultimately, Sajjad could not bear the economic pressure and ended his life in the same place, while he had taken refuge in his mother's house with his children and wife."
Source: HRANA
