A student was beaten by people for pointing out that she was not wearing a hijab.

A student who had warned against women not wearing the hijab was beaten by men and women.

It is the Nowruz holiday, and authorities are known to be present in all cities to warn and deal with women and girls who are not wearing the hijab.

Basijis, students, and plainclothes officers, on the orders of Ali Khamenei, who had announced that they would crack down on those who do not wear the hijab, have been assigned to warn women and girls who have removed their hijabs since the start of the nationwide protests and to prevent them from doing so.

The brave women and girls who ignited the revolution are fearlessly and courageously present on the streets without the mandatory hijab. In the meantime, a student and her friends who were busy warning against not wearing the hijab were attacked not only by the person who was warned, but also by other men and women in the area who came towards the student and beat her up to make her understand that a woman is no longer alone and that their covering is only related to themselves and that no one has the right to interfere and warn the women and girls of Iran. 

The student told reporters at the hospital: "We were in the vicinity of the gas station where the ice cream was made when we saw a woman removing her hijab. My friends and I warned her, which led to a fight. There was a woman and a man, but then a group of others came from the other side of the street and attacked us."

This act shows that no girl or woman in Iran is alone anymore, but rather has thousands of brothers who cannot tolerate the injustice done to their sisters and take a harsh stance against the perpetrators of the injustice.