Army planes flew low over the hills of Fars, stronghold of the fierce Kashgai tribe, to try to spot the killers. Under martial law, a military governor took over control from civilian officials who, it was rumored, had plotted with landlords to oppose reform. A national day of mourning was declared for Abedi, and the Teheran radio broadcast only news and funeral music.
Army planes flew low over Fars, the Kashgai tribe's stronghold, in an attempt to locate the assailants. Under martial law, a military governor took control from civilian officials who were rumored to have collaborated with landlords against reform efforts. A national day of mourning was declared for Abedi, and Teheran radio broadcast only news and funeral music.