“Punishment should be according to the crime committed by the individuals and it can be incarceration, flogging or execution,” said Eftekhari, the state-run Fars News Agency reported on May 30.
“Regarding measures taken leading to the arrests, a database has existed for some time and it is being completed right now.” Eftekhari continued. “This way you could say that all those who are outside the prison, are being monitored and controlled.”
The Iranian regime, under increasing international pressures to freeze its suspicious nuclear program and to stop meddling in Iraq, is clamping down on the Iranian youths and women in order to maintain control.
Another state-run news agency, IRNA reported on May 31 that regime’s security forces in the city of Semnan have arrested 12,700 women for mal-veiling.
Following the widespread demonstrations by Iranian teachers last month, a high school teacher by the name of Mokhtar Asadi with 14 years in duty in Karaj (20 Kilometers west of Tehran) was forced to exile outside Tehran for 5 years, according to Tehran’s Teacher Association website.