Mohammed Mohajri's criticism of Ali Dai and Adel Fardosipur Mohammed Mohajri, a fundamentalist media activist, wrote in a telegram: Mr. David! Mr. Paradise! This time you were ignorant I still believe that in recent years Ali Dei and Adel Fardospour were persecuted and the insults given to them were ugly and obscene. Even if their positions in 1401 and 1404 were not liked by a certain minority of impolite and unreasonable people, it was not right to insult them. The likes of Day and Purdue are capitals that have grown with the material and spiritual resources of this country and nation, and no wise man burns a fortune. However, the behavior of these two national capitals at the memorial service of broadcaster Hamid Alidosti cannot be justified in any way. Indifference to the country's national anthem is an affront to the tens of millions of people that people like Day and Perduspur claim to support. The national anthem does not belong to any particular person or faction, which is honored by individuals and political parties. For this reason, no patriotic citizen applauds and whistles at the behavior of Mr. Dai and Perdusipur. Tens of millions of Iranians manfully resisted against themselves in a brutal war and did not allow the proud flag of Iran to remain in the air even for a moment, and despite careful planning, the homeland was not conquered by the enemy. In appreciation and gratitude for such bravery and courage, the elites in the country can do the least they can do is show appreciation and support and gratitude. For this reason, the neglect of the national anthem cannot be justified by any logic. Assuming that two or three TV anchors or some worthless and uneducated website insulted them. The answer to these can never be expressed in the framework of disrespect for the national anthem of the country. What we observed from these two sports-media personalities is, at its lowest level, ignorance towards the people and the country, as well as the insulting of the origin that had the effect of bringing them to fame. And hope it doesn't happen!

Mohammed Mohajri's criticism of Ali Dai and Adel Fardosipur Mohammed Mohajri, a fundamentalist media activist, wrote in a telegram: Mr. David! Mr. Paradise! This time you were ignorant I still believe that in recent years Ali Dei and Adel Fardospour were persecuted and the insults given to them were ugly and obscene. Even if their positions in 1401 and 1404 were not liked by a certain minority of impolite and unreasonable people, it was not right to insult them. The likes of Day and Purdue are capitals that have grown with the material and spiritual resources of this country and nation, and no wise man burns a fortune. However, the behavior of these two national capitals at the memorial service of broadcaster Hamid Alidosti cannot be justified in any way. Indifference to the country's national anthem is an affront to the tens of millions of people that people like Day and Perduspur claim to support. The national anthem does not belong to any particular person or faction, which is honored by individuals and political parties. For this reason, no patriotic citizen applauds and whistles at the behavior of Mr. Dai and Perdusipur. Tens of millions of Iranians manfully resisted against themselves in a brutal war and did not allow the proud flag of Iran to remain in the air even for a moment, and despite careful planning, the homeland was not conquered by the enemy. In appreciation and gratitude for such bravery and courage, the elites in the country can do the least they can do is show appreciation and support and gratitude. For this reason, the neglect of the national anthem cannot be justified by any logic. Assuming that two or three TV anchors or some worthless and uneducated website insulted them. The answer to these can never be expressed in the framework of disrespect for the national anthem of the country. What we observed from these two sports-media personalities is, at its lowest level, ignorance towards the people and the country, as well as the insulting of the origin that had the effect of bringing them to fame. And hope it doesn't happen!