ماجراي قتل ملك عابدي و پيامدهاي آن در فارس

MalekʹAabedi Murdering Story and its Consequences in Fars.

On November 12th 1962 a murder in Firooz-aabaad in Fars became the subterfuge of the Pahlavi regimeʹs invasion against the southern tribes and nomads. Murdering "Shaahpoor MalekʹAabedi" the engineer who was in charge of Firooz-aabaad district land reform office, turned out to be the subterfuge for permanent and decisive suppression of the southern nomads. After this incident, a big amount of propaganda covered the papers and radio and television that prepared the path for the later attempts by the regime; suppression of the nomads. At the same time, the minister of agriculture, Hassan Arsanjaani announced that: "We will end the ignominy of tent dwelling in Fars." The newly assigned governor of Fars, Major General Karim Varahraam also said: "We know no one as nomad." The political and military statesmen of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi who were waiting for such an accident reacted very soon by announcing martial law in Fars province, changing the commander of Fars 10th army, dismissal of Fars governor and ... started their suppression. Kouhmareh-Sorkhi and Qashqaaʹi nomads revolted against the central government. In this revolt, the attempts by "Habib Shahbaazi" the head of Sorkhi tribe in persuading and equipping the nomads, is a part of public resistance against the internal despotism which reviewed by the author in detail.