Amidst the bitter events of January 1404, the name of “Bahar Seifi” went down in history as one of the symbols of the injustice of the civilian and minor victims of the Nishapur unrest. A 3-year-old child who, without knowing the meaning of insecurity, became a victim of street violence. This report, in five detailed sections, retells the narrative of the father, mother, and relatives of this young martyr from those dark days and their serious d…
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Amidst the bitter events of January 1404, the name of “Bahar Seifi” went down in history as one of the symbols of the injustice of the civilian and minor victims of the Nishapur unrest. A 3-year-old child who, without knowing the meaning of insecurity, became a victim of street violence. This report, in five detailed sections, retells the narrative of the father, mother, and relatives of this young martyr from those dark days and their serious d…