It seem that the deceased person’s family found an opportunity to announced it via the media after they transferred the corpse to the burial place of Baha’is in Tehran city and buries it. They reported: “The deceased aren’t safe, too.”

     Such measures of the Baha’ism organization and their media are known for the Iranian people and community.

 The issue of Baha’i burial and the special places determined for them to bury their deceased people by the system of Iranian government have been informed to the Baha’ism leaders in Iran and some provinces in which many Baha’is live. This issue has been informed in Gilanvand and the Baha’is living there. They must have buried their deceased people in Khawaran graveyard, Tehran city. Meanwhile, this issue is used for other minorities of Iran. Mrs. Aqdasi was buries in Gilanvand district, Sarbandan on Aban, 2, 1397 S.H. Additionally in 1393 S.H. some Baha’i deceased people had been buried here. So, police has informed and warned the family of this deceased Baha’i lady to bury her in Khavaran, Tehran. However, the family and the Baha’ism organization didn’t obey police’s warnings and buried her in the district to misuse for proselytizing in favor of themselves. After four years, the corpse was found and the issue was informed to police. Police informed the family to transfer it to Khavaran district; but her family insisted to bury her in the very district giving an excuse that the distance mustn’t be more than an hour based on their beliefs. Police ordered for the deceased person to be buried in Khavaran.

     Meanwhile, the Universal House of Justice has advised the Baha’is in its message dated July, 16, 2018, Tir, 16, 1397 S.H.:

     “In current conditions, burying the deceased Baha’i person in that land in which the distance is less than an hour isn’t matter.”

     It seems the Baha’i organization has insisted her to be buried in that region; although it has been aware of the UHJ message in order to attack the Iranian government misusing the human rights issue.