IRAN : Hackers sent a strong message to Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei

Mahsa amini

Hackers opposed to the Iranian government hacked a TV broadcast during a news bulletin and sent a stern message to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei: 'Your hands are stained with the blood of our youth'. 

This hacker group has emerged as 'Adalat Ali'. This hacker group has also claimed responsibility for hacking TV broadcasts. It should be noted that the TV broadcast was hacked at six o'clock last evening. 

Meanwhile, a photo showed Ali Khamenei surrounded by flames and a cross of guns. 

Iran has been in the grip of continuous protests since the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody. Amini was arrested by Iran's Moral Police on September 13 and Amini's body was discovered three days later. 

However, a government doctor claimed in the post-mortem report that Amini's death was not due to police brutality but due to mental illness, as this particular type of mental illness causes human organs to stop functioning.

On the other hand, Amini's parents deny that Amini was suffering from any kind of disorder. More than 150 people have been killed and thousands have been jailed during the ongoing protests since Amini's death. 

Iran International reported that a hacker group called Adalat Ali started hacking various news websites and T-channels earlier this year. 

It is a group of hackers active against the Iranian regime. This hacker group has also left a message based on harsh slogans like 'death to dictator' after the hacking. 

Now after the death of Amini, he has tried to make his activities more efficient. That is why they sent their messages targeting Khamenei.

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