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A controversial figure in Iranian politics, the self-proclaimed ‘Butcher of Tehran’, Raisi, has reportedly passed away, sparking a wave of criticism over the tone of his obituary on BBC.
Raisi, known for his brutal crackdown on dissent and human rights abuses during his time as the President of Iran, has been described by some as a ‘mass killer’. However, the BBC’s portrayal of his death as ‘absurd’ has raised eyebrows and drawn backlash from many.
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One publication even went as far as to compare the potential obituary of Raisi to how Hitler might be labelled as a ‘controversial statesman’, highlighting the sensitivity and controversy surrounding the coverage of his passing.
While the news of Raisi’s death is still unconfirmed and the cause remains unknown, the debate over how he will be remembered continues to rage on. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
