TEHRAN - One of the key elements behind the recent violent riots in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan has left Iran, IRNA exposed in a report on Wednesday.Abdul-Ghaffar Naqshbandi, a provocateur who played a major function in interrupting security in the province, has gotten away the country and taken refuge in a nearby country, a notified source informed IRNA.

Abdul-Ghaffar Naqshbandi has been moved to among the nearby countries after an arrest warrant was released versus him, the source stated, speaking on condition of anonymity.The source explained that Naqshbandi was recently residing in hiding and got away the nation out of fear that his connections with foreign spy agencies would emerge, Press television said, quoting IRNA.He had long been a pawn in the hands of foreign spy agencies and was assisted run away the country by his masters after the Shia and Sunni people of the province found out about his ill intentions, the source noted.The source added that Naqshbandi also had a function in the assassination of Sunni cleric Molavi Mustafa Jangi Zahi, who was fatally shot on January 20, 2012 while traveling on a road in between the southeastern port city of Chabahar and Sarbaz city.Sistan-Baluchestan Province has actually been amongst the regions most affected by foreign-backed riots that emerged after 22-year-old woman Mahsa Amini passed away in healthcare facility on September 16, 3 days after she collapsed at a police station.

An examination has actually attributed Aminis death to her medical condition, rather than declared poundings by the police.Later in September, Zahedan, the capital the border province, saw an attack on a police station and a mosque.

The opponents torched a fire truck, an emergency station, and a bank there, but according to authorities, their efforts to activate an ethnic sedition in the area ended in failure thanks to the timely presence of security forces.