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Edris Darvishvand
Edris Darvishvand (Persian: ادریس درویشوند) was a 34-year-old construction worker from Alvand in Qazvin Province.
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Edris Darvishvand (Persian: ادریس درویشوند) was a 34-year-old construction worker from Alvand in Qazvin Province.
On Friday, 9 January 2026 (19 Dey 1404), during the nationwide protests, he was killed in Alvand. Memorial accounts say that on the second day of a protest call, he and his cousin Mohammad Darvishvand, 24, were targeted by government forces and both were killed. HRANA's report The Crimson Winter lists Edris Darvishvand as a confirmed protest death in Alvand, Qazvin, on that day. The National Council of Resistance of Iran's list of 450 additional martyrs released on 29 January 2026 records Edris Darvishvand, 34, under Qazvin, and also lists Mohammad Darvishvand, 24, under Qazvin.
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