Hamin Ghare Hasanloo

Hamid Gharehhasanlou, a medical imaging specialist and one of those arrested during the 2022 protests in Iran, was implicated in the case concerning Rouhollah Ajamian during the fortieth-day ceremony of Hadis Najafi in Karaj. Initially sentenced to execution, his sentence was later commuted to 15 years in prison, which he is currently serving in Yazd prison.

Gharehhasanlou has been involved in charitable activities and school construction and participated in the Iran-Iraq war. In 2019, he advocated for the release of two imprisoned doctors from the Golestan Seventh protests.

On 4 November 2022, intelligence forces raided the home of Hamid and Farzaneh Gharehhasanlou, arresting them and transferring them to prison. Hamid Gharehhasanlou was subsequently taken to a hospital in Karaj due to injuries sustained from beatings. Reports indicated he suffered a lung rupture and internal bleeding, requiring surgery. He was admitted to the intensive care unit and needed a ventilator.

The Ministry of Intelligence was the complainant in Gharehhasanlou's case, and he was sentenced to execution for allegedly participating in the killing of a Basij member named Rouhollah Ajamian. During his detention, he did not have access to his lawyer and faced pressure in court.

On 21 December 2022, reports emerged about the annulment of his execution sentence, although the judiciary stated that a final verdict had not been issued. The judiciary spokesperson announced that five defendants had been sentenced to execution, while 11 others received long-term imprisonment.

In November 2025, new documents revealed that Hamid Gharehhasanlou had saved the life of a cleric named Yaser Esmaeili. This cleric intended to testify in his favour in court, but the presiding judge did not permit it.