The police commander of Peshwa district in Tehran province announced the arrest of the murderer of Ms. Kobra Rezaei, an Afghan immigrant residing in the Islamic Republic of Iran, by the Intelligence Police. This news was released while the Embassy of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in Tehran issued a statement calling the incident "tragic" and expressing sympathy with the victim's family.
Publish dateThursday 12 June 2025 - 19:30
Story Code : 318788
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Tehran: Colonel Sayed Akbar Arabi, the Peshwa Police Commander, stated: "Immediately after the police were informed that the body of a young girl was found in one of the areas of Peshwa city, a special case was set up in the Intelligence Police and specialized investigations were carried out."
He added: "Using scientific methods and intelligence intelligence, the Intelligence Police detectives succeeded in identifying the murderer in a short time and arresting him in a surprise operation. The murderer was a citizen of Peshwa."
The Tehran police official stated that the accused confessed to the murder after initial interrogations and that upon completion of the investigation, the case was referred to the Iranian judicial system and the murderer was sent to prison. According to him, the accused is currently in custody and the case is being investigated.
According to Fars, the police commander of the Pishva district of Tehran also warned those who threaten public security and emphasized: "The police will deal decisively and quickly with criminals and those who disrupt order and security and will not allow anyone to roam. Anyone who wants to take away the comfort and security of the people will definitely be dealt with seriously."
In conclusion, he appreciated the round-the-clock efforts of Iranian police officers in uncovering this crime and said: "People's security is the police's red line and there is no consideration in dealing with the elements that threaten it, because the slogan of the police is the comfort of the people and the establishment of public security in society."
Meanwhile, the Embassy of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in Tehran issued a statement expressing deep regret and “strongly condemning” the tragic incident of the murder of Ms. Kobra Rezaei and expressing its condolences and sympathy to her family.
The statement of the Afghan Embassy states: The Embassy of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in Tehran, with deep regret and deep regret, strongly condemns the tragic incident of the murder of Ms. Kobra Rezaei, an Afghan refugee residing in the Islamic Republic, and expresses its condolences and sympathy to the respected family.
According to reports, about 50 days ago, Kobra Rezaei suddenly disappeared. Her family reported the matter to the police after fruitless efforts to find news of their daughter. A few weeks later, parts of a mutilated body were discovered near Pakdasht, Tehran; the body was not identifiable due to the severity of the injuries.
According to Ensaf News, Kobra’s family initially did not believe that the body parts belonged to their daughter, but they were called back after a request from the forensic medicine to conduct a DNA test. Meanwhile, the family’s suspicions turned to one of Kobra’s colleagues; a man who had previously tried to approach her.
According to the report, an examination of Kobra’s mobile phone data showed that the last signal from her phone was recorded near this man’s house. With a judicial warrant, the police entered her house and what they found in the house was horrifying: “The remains of Kobra’s dismembered body, which had apparently been destroyed using acid.”
The accused in the case is a 32-year-old married man who worked as a security guard at a home appliance factory in Pakdasht. He initially denied the charges, but eventually confessed after police presented evidence. “According to his statements, after he learned of Kobra’s engagement, he became extremely nervous and committed the crime.”
Meanwhile, the charges against him include premeditated murder, mutilation of a body, and the use of acid to destroy the evidence of the crime; a series of crimes that place this case among the most violent murders.
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