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Qasim Razai, the deputy police chief of the Islamic Republic, called for continuous monitoring of the presence of foreign nationals in Iran and the deportation of people whose authorized stay period has ended. On Saturday, November 7, at a meeting of the Farjah Operation Committee in Kermansha, Razai pointed to the necessity of monitoring the presence of foreign citizens in Iran and said that there should be sensitivity and accuracy in this area. Emphasizing the necessity of respecting individual rights, he added that any violation must be dealt with decisively and within the framework of the law.

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Qasim Razai, the deputy police chief of the Islamic Republic, called for continuous monitoring of the presence of foreign nationals in Iran and the deportation of people whose authorized stay period has ended. On Saturday, November 7, at a meeting of the Farjah Operation Committee in Kermansha, Razai pointed to the necessity of monitoring the presence of foreign citizens in Iran and said that there should be sensitivity and accuracy in this area. Emphasizing the necessity of respecting individual rights, he added that any violation must be dealt with decisively and within the framework of the law.

Qasim Razai, the deputy police chief of the Islamic Republic, called for continuous monitoring of the presence of foreign nationals in Iran and the deportation of people whose authorized stay period has ended. On Saturday, November 7, at a meeting of the Farjah Operation Committee in Kermansha, Razai pointed to the necessity of monitoring the presence of foreign citizens in Iran and said that there should be sensitivity and accuracy in this area. Emphasizing the necessity of respecting individual rights, he added that any violation must be dealt with decisively and within the framework of the law.

Razai emphasized the necessity of continuous monitoring of the presence of foreign citizens by the Internal Security Police and said that the monitoring of this issue should be done seriously and based on laws and regulations.

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