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Mohammadreza Alikhani

Mohammadreza Alikhani (Persian: محمدرضا علیخانی) was a 19-year-old Lor student from Shahrekord and a third-semester student at the city’s technical college. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified that on Thursday, 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), he was shot in the head and neck by Iranian government forces at Abi Square in Shahrekord. Hengaw reported that his body was released only after his father signed a written pledge limiting public discussion of the killing.

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Mohammadreza Alikhani (Persian: محمدرضا علیخانی) was a 19-year-old Lor student from Shahrekord and a third-semester student at the city’s technical college. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified that on Thursday, 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), he was shot in the head and neck by Iranian government forces at Abi Square in Shahrekord. Hengaw reported that his body was released only after his father signed a written pledge limiting public discussion of the killing.

Hengaw listed him among university students whose killings it confirmed in a tally that raised the student death toll. Iran Pedia’s Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari list also records his name, age, and student status for 18 Dey 1404.

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