At the "Supreme Council of the Judiciary" meeting, Golmhossein Mohsniajai referred to voluntary coverage as "abnormalities" and "naked" and asked the country's attorney general to address the "decisiveness" in cooperation with law enforcement authorities, intelligence and government institutions.
Ajjai also asked the country's attorney general to put this issue on the agenda of the Supreme National Security Council.
The head of the judiciary said that both the president and the parliament agree to handle voluntary coverage.
🔸 Masoud Pazhkian criticized the so-called "afaf and hijab" in mid-December 1404 and said that it cannot be implemented, society will not accept it and it will cause dissatisfaction.
Muhammad Bakir Ghalibaf, the chairman of the Salami Council, announced in September 1404 that he did not publish the law of "modesty and hijab", which was accepted by the parliament in 1403 and approved by the Council of Guardians, due to the "written notice" of the Supreme Council for National Security. Opposition to compulsory hijab spread after the death of Mahsa Amini in the arrest of Arshad patrol in Sharibar in 1401, and since then, Iranian women have opposed this law by abandoning the compulsory hijab.