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Iran: More suppressive measure especially against women and youth in the new Iranian year |
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Sunday, 13 April 2008 |
 NCRI - On Saturday, Brig. Gen. Ahmad Reza Radan, chief of the State Security Forces (SSF)—the suppressive police -- for the greater Tehran, in an interview with state-run television, promised more suppressive measures for next year in comparison to those carried out during the last Iranian year which ended on March 20, 2008.
"Enforcement of public security and moral ethics in matters concerning improper clothing, hooligans and thugs, petty drug dealers, thieves as well as security in parks, and all matters related to the people’s soules and minds will continue to be pursued strongly through new Iranian year, 1387. You must have witnessed the [unacceptable] behavior of some motorcyclists on the roads and the worries of car drivers. One other area that we would be taking into consideration, besides the public security, would be the social discipline…," said Radan. Since the start of the new Iranian year the mullahs’ inhuman regime has taken every opportunity to threaten the public, specially the youth and women with suppressive measures. The mullahs' regime takes advantage of every opportunity to threaten public with more suppressive measures in order to cover fear of its downfall. However, public upheavals by Iranian people and in particular those of women and youths have given unforgettable lessons to the leaders of the Iranian regime in the past year. Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
April 13, 2008 |
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