Large-scale protests broke out in several parts of Hyderabad’s Old City on Friday following reports of an alleged attack in Tehran targeting Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Demonstrators gathered in significant numbers to express their concern over the reported incident, with both men and women participating in the demonstrations. The protestors were seen holding photographs of the Iranian leader during the gathering.
The protests occurred spontaneously across multiple locations in the Old City area, which has historically shown solidarity with international Islamic causes. Crowds assembled peacefully, displaying banners and raising slogans in support of Khamenei. The demonstrations reflected the strong emotional response from sections of the local community to the news emerging from Iran.
Hyderabad Police have deployed additional personnel in the affected areas to monitor the situation closely. Law enforcement officials are maintaining a visible presence to ensure public order and prevent any escalation. Authorities are keeping a close watch on the developments and have increased surveillance in sensitive pockets of the Old City.
According to police sources, no untoward incidents have been reported so far during the protests. The situation remains under control with police personnel stationed at strategic locations. Officials confirmed that they are continuously assessing the ground situation and are prepared to take necessary measures to maintain peace and order in the region.
