Protests erupted across Jammu and Kashmir after Iran confirmed Khamenei’s death in Israel–US strikes, with mourners carrying his images, political figures denouncing the attack and the regional administration appealing for peace as demonstrations continued.
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in coordinated US-Israel air strikes on his Tehran compound on 28th February, state television said, triggering an official mourning period and speculation over Iran’s future amid heightened tensions.
President Trump warned Iran’s Supreme Leader to be “very worried” as the two nations prepare for high-stakes nuclear talks in Oman this Friday. Despite rising military tensions and disputes over whether to include ballistic missiles, both sides have confirmed the meeting.
After weeks of unrest, Iranian authorities say order has been restored through arrests, patrols, and surrender ultimatums, even as foreign monitors dispute casualty figures and Trump’s rhetoric fuels regime change narratives with implications beyond Iran’s borders.
It is pertinent to note that the Iranian Supreme leader made the anti-India post while vying itself as a champion and leader of the Muslim world, months after persecuting innocent Muslims protesting against the death of Mahsa Amini, who was killed for not wearing hijab properly.