The Mizan news agency, the media outlet of the Islamic Republic's judiciary, announced the arrest of a woman on charges of "attempting to divert people's demands" at government gatherings. Mizan wrote that one of the axes of this woman's activity was "an attempt to direct the slogans of the gatherings in order to distance themselves from the enemy and to direct the blame and negligence to the interior of the country in order to create rebellion and insurrection." In videos released by this media outlet of the arrested woman, she chants against several government officials, including Massoud Bejikian's son, at night meetings.

The Mizan news agency, the media outlet of the Islamic Republic's judiciary, announced the arrest of a woman on charges of "attempting to divert people's demands" at government gatherings. Mizan wrote that one of the axes of this woman's activity was "an attempt to direct the slogans of the gatherings in order to distance themselves from the enemy and to direct the blame and negligence to the interior of the country in order to create rebellion and insurrection." In videos released by this media outlet of the arrested woman, she chants against several government officials, including Massoud Bejikian's son, at night meetings.