Tekab; A Citizen Sentenced to Five Years, Six Months, and One Day of Imprisonment

Behrouz Saeedi, a 35 years old citizen from Tekab, has been sentenced by the Revolutionary Court of this city to five years, six months, and one day of imprisonment on the charge of “propaganda against the regime” through “cooperation with hostile governments.”

According to Kolbarnews, on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the sentence issued against Behrouz Saeedi, son of Ahmad, was formally communicated to him. Under this ruling, the Tekab Revolutionary Court sentenced him to serve five years, six months, and one day in prison.

This citizen, who works as a tattoo artist and owns a boutique, was arrested in late spring 2026 by security forces without the presentation of a judicial warrant and transferred to the Intelligence Ministry detention center in Tekab. He spent more than 20 days in detention and was eventually released temporarily upon posting bail.

During his detention, Saeedi was denied access to a lawyer, as well as visits and telephone contact with his family members.

According to information received, security forces confiscated his mobile phone during his arrest, and the basis for the sentence against him was reportedly several text conversations and his personal comments.

The arrest of Behrouz Saeedi had not previously been reported by the media, and news of his sentencing is being published for the first time.

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