In a statement, US State Department, called murder of Ebrahim Lotfollahi, Sanandaj University student, by Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence doubtful and condemned it.

Sean McCormack, spokesman of US State Department announced: The United States is deeply concerned about the tragic death under suspicious circumstances of Ebrahim Lotfallahi, an Iranian student of Kurdish descent detained by the Ministry of Intelligence on January 6.

The US State Department’s spokesman added: The Iranian regime continues to deprive its citizens of a future free of fear, abuse, and arbitrary arrest. We urge the regime to release all individuals held without due process and a fair trial, including the three young Baha’i teachers being held in a Ministry of Intelligence detention center in Shiraz and the three Amir Kabir University students that prison authorities refuse to free despite an order issued by an Iranian judge in late December.

Ebrahim Lotfollahi, 27, was arrested by the regime’s Intelligence Ministry on January 6 and was murdered under brutal tortures.