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Iran: Larijani brothers counter attack against Ahmadinejad, execution orders confirmed for $3 billion bank fraud case

NCRI – In a move by Iranian regime’s Judiciary that is considered a counter attack against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.  the office of prosecutor general declared that the Supreme Court has confirmed execution order for four defendants in $3 billion bank fraud case that emerged in September 2011 and was defined as “the greatest financial fraud in the history of the country.”

One of those condemned to death is Mahafarid Amir Khosravi, the entrepreneur who bought up businesses and industrial concerns with fraudulent lines of credit.

Ahmadinejad and his cabinet had been accused of perpetuating this great fraud through their lack of vigilance. The Iranian regime’s judiciary is headed by Sadeq Larijani. In a Parliament session headed by speaker Ali Larijani, Sadeq’s brother, on February 3 Mohmoud Ahmadinejad accused the his family of corruption. 

Addressing parliament to defend one of his ministers against impeachment, Ahmadinejad went on the attack, playing lawmakers a recorded conversation with another brother of Larijani.

Mostafa PourMohammadi, the auditor General said early last year that “there is no doubt that this group was supported by the administration, including the president, his chief of staff, ministers and banks.”

Along with Amir Khosravi, the head of Amir Mansour Arya Company; Behdad Behzadi, the company’s financial adviser; Iraj Shojai, the financial sources and investment development officer of Amir Mansour Arya Company, and Saeed Kiyani Rezazadeh, the head of Ahvaz Bank of Saderat branch were sentenced to death.

All four were charged with “corruption on earth through disruption of the economic system of the country.”

 

NCRI – In a move by Iranian regime’s Judiciary that is considered a counter attack against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. the office of prosecutor general declared that the Supreme Court has confirmed execution order for four defendants in $3 billion bank fraud case that emerged in September 2011 and was defined as “the greatest financial fraud in the history of the country.”

One of those condemned to death is Mahafarid Amir Khosravi, the entrepreneur who bought up businesses and industrial concerns with fraudulent lines of credit.

Ahmadinejad and his cabinet had been accused of perpetuating this great fraud through their lack of vigilance. The Iranian regime’s judiciary is headed by Sadeq Larijani. In Parliament session on February 3 Mohmoud Ahmadinejad accused the parliament speaker’s family of corruption.

Addressing parliament to defend one of his ministers against impeachment, Ahmadinejad went on the attack, playing lawmakers a recorded conversation with another brother of Ali Larijani, the parliament speaker, that he said implicated the whole family in corruption.

Mostafa PourMohammadi, the auditor General said early last year that “there is no doubt that this group was supported by the administration, including the president, his chief of staff, ministers and banks.”

Along with Amir Khosravi, the head of Amir Mansour Arya Company; Behdad Behzadi, the company’s financial adviser; Iraj Shojai, the financial sources and investment development officer of Amir Mansour Arya Company, and Saeed Kiyani Rezazadeh, the head of Ahvaz Bank of Saderat branch were sentenced to death.

All four were charged with “corruption on earth through disruption of the economic system of the country.”

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