Thousands Attend & Clashes At Demonstrator’s Tehran Funeral

  Big and latest news update is that thousands of people, many of them Iranian government supporters, turned up in Tehran on Wednesday for the funeral of a man killed in anti-government protests. According to the reports, during Monday’s protests, 26-years old Saneh Jaleh was among two people killed, when thousands of opposition members rallied for the first time in more than a year.
Many in the funeral procession were shouting anti-American slogans. Some in the crowd held signs calling for the prosecution of opposition leaders Mehdi Karrubi and Mir Hossein Moussavi.
“Students and the people attending the funeral ceremony… have clashed with a limited number of people apparently linked to the sedition [opposition] movement and forced them out by chanting slogans of death to hypocrites,” the report on the state-run channel said.