1200 students fell ill just before anti-hijab protest, everyone had same problem...
1200 students fell ill just before anti-hijab protest, everyone had same problem...
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Tehran: Just a day before the ongoing anti-hijab protests in Iran, around 1,200 students of the Islamic country's largest university have become seriously ill. The thing to note is that all the students who have fallen ill are suffering from the same problem. These include vomiting, severe body pain, and brain problem. According to the National Student Union, all the students of Kharajami and Ark University are currently admitted to the hospital. The union alleges that the government and its agencies had poisoned the water of the hostels of these students so that the students could not protest against the government and the hijab.

The student union has alleged that poison has been mixed in the water supply source of the hostel. At the same time, after this allegation, the government officials of Iran have clarified that they believe that the students have fallen ill. The reason for this is bad water. Bacteria flourished in the water and the students fell ill after drinking it. The special thing is that on Tuesday (December 6) also exactly the same incident took place in two universities of Tehran. Then students of Tehran's Al Jahra and the Isfahan University of Technology fell ill in the same way. It is being told that bad water was being supplied from the official canteen. The union has said on a Telegram channel that, we had informed the administration regarding the incident at Isfahan University. There is no doubt that students have been victims of mass food poisoning. 

According to media reports, the situation has become so bad that even the medicines for de-hydration have run out in the university clinics. Therefore, it is being suspected that all this has been done under a plan so that the students could not participate in the Hijab and anti-government protests. The Students' Union alleges that the government is spreading rumors about abolishing the Morality Police to create misunderstanding among the students.

Meanwhile, there has been a major political upheaval as well. Iran's former President Mohammad Khatami has announced his support for the hijab and anti-government protesters. Mohammad Khatami, 79, was the President of Iran in 1997 and 2005. He has said that the present Iranian government is taking away the rights of the common people and those who are raising their voices against it are being punished. This is very dangerous for the country.

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