Secretary: Mehsa Amini’s case is not a street floor/ If there is a violation, the system is the one who complains, not free people.

According to the sports reporter of Fars news agency, Alireza Debir said on the sidelines of the Azad and Ferangi wrestling premier league draw ceremony regarding the death of Mahsa Amini and the events that followed: We should not confuse the issues. In this case, there are two issues. If someone has committed a violation, the system itself must deal with him. Let’s not let some freeloaders do this. It is very nice if someone has committed a violation and we come and say it ourselves. My condolences to the dear family. She has been our dear and honorable sister. We are all prejudiced against him and we are all sorry.

He added: “The system has so much capacity and its capacity is great that I, as a servant of the people and the system, request people to come and be experts in this matter.” to see if something happened or not and inform the people. This issue is very important. I say that the capacity of the system is very large. You can solve an issue easily. Let’s do it ourselves because there is capacity. Our system is so huge that it can collect this issue.

The head of the wrestling federation said: “I hope that whatever the issue is, they will tell the family and the people, God willing, there was nothing, and if there was, the system itself should be the complainant.” Before all of us, the system should complain.

Regarding the necessity of creating a national consensus among the people, the secretary said: We should not take every issue to the street floor. When it happened to Ruhol Amini’s son, he stopped and hit it. He got a ruling from the judicial system and dealt with the violators. Please, let’s all stand together and follow up from our judicial system. If there is a problem, we ask the justice system to stand firm and deal with the offender.

He continued: If it becomes a political violation, it cannot be collected. Do not politicize the issue. This is not a street issue, but we should all stand in court. The system itself stands before everyone. Provided that we do not politicize the issue.

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