Middle East Iran confirms deaths in protest MPs call for
execution of opposition leaders who called for Monday's marches
in several cities that turned deadly. Last Modified: 15 Feb 2011
21:40 GMT The government blames protesters for the deaths of two
participants in Monday's opposition marches [AFP]  One day after
protests took place in several Iranian cities, the online world
is buzzing with reports of those who died, were injured or
arrested in Monday's demonstrations.  In the aftermath of
protests, several members of the country's parliament called for
reprisals against the opposition leaders who called for the
marches.  So far, two of the protesters have been confirmed dead
by government sources who claim that the men - Sana Jaleh, 26,
and Mohamad Mokhtari, 22 - were killed by members of an outlawed
group, the  People's Mujahedeen of Iran.  The group denied the
allegations on Tuesday, saying that government security forces
had "crushed the demonstrators, firing live rounds and tear gas
at them".  Jaleh an