Six citizens from Oshnavieh have been collectively sentenced to 124 months of discretionary imprisonment.

In recent days, six citizens named “Hassan Shadab,” “Kaveh Khakinehad,” “Jamal Husseinnejad,” “Mahmoud Ghaderi,” “Mansour Farash,” and “Kamyar (Kamal) Oghabi,” were collectively sentenced to 124 months of discretionary imprisonment by the Revolutionary Court of that city.

According to the verdict communicated to these citizens, Hassan Shadab was sentenced to 3 years in prison, Kaveh Khakinehad from the village of Sufiyan to 20 months, Jamal Husseinnejad from the village of “Sargiz” to 20 months, Kamyar (Kamal) Oghabi from the village of Balagir to 20 months, Mahmoud Ghaderi from the village of “Sargiz” to 16 months, and Mansour Farash from the village of “Sargiz” to 12 months in prison.

An informed source told Chawnews in this regard: These six citizens were collectively sentenced to prison on charges of “cooperating with one of the Kurdish parties opposed to the regime and propaganda against the regime.”

These citizens, with the exception of Kamyar Oghabi who was previously arrested on Friday, July 6, were detained in separate operations at their private homes on the morning of Wednesday, July 8, without a judicial warrant, and transferred to one of the intelligence detention centers in Urmia.

On Sunday, August 16, all six of these citizens were released from Oshnavieh prison on bail after 38 days of detention and interrogation.