🔶 Warnedestani, Tehran: Unauthorized tourism pages must be identified and blocked within a week.
Ali Salehi, Tehran's revolutionary public prosecutor, demanded to identify, destroy and deal decisively with what he called "organized gangs that promote and spread corruption."
He claimed that the goal of these gangs is to "destroy the Iranian-Islamic identity and promote disobedience."
Isana reported that Tehran's prosecutor, referring to the fact that "28 executive bodies have a legal obligation in the field of hijab and chastity," said: "The district inspectorate is obligated to carry out the necessary investigations within a month, and if it is found that a body has been negligent in fulfilling its duties in this area, there will be investigative agents and certainly agents against these actions."
Claiming that clothes "contrary to salami values" are currently being bought and sold at the community level, he said: "Underground stores and unlicensed productions must also be quickly identified and decisive and legal measures taken against them." Salehi also accused tourist sites of "breaking norms" and "publishing immoral content" and said: "Unauthorized tourist sites must be identified and blocked immediately and within a week, and the necessary legal measures must be taken against the owners of the battalions of these sites."