Enemies Try To Depict Iranian System Ineffective By Distorting And Falsifying Facts: Judiciary Chief

Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei has called for efforts to counter and neutralize the enemy's attempts to discredit the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

In a meeting of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary on Monday, Mohseni-Ejei underlined that the enemy, through its psychological warfare, has been trying hard “to depict our system ineffective by distorting and falsifying facts.”

According to him, such weapon and plot employed by the enemy can be neutralized by increasing the volume and quality of services to the people.

He urged judicial officials to be prompt in helping other bodies, especially the executive branch, in order to resolve the issues and problems of the people.

The judiciary chief once again hailed the Iranian nation for their firmness during the 12-day U.S.-Israeli war of aggression that began on June 13. “Our people, especially during the recent imposed war, with their cohesion, unity, and support, proved that they deserve the best services,” he stressed.

“As before, all judicial authorities and departments must cooperate fully with the Judiciary Media Center, especially in the area of sensitive cases that concern the public,” Mohseni-Ejei said, adding that presenting the information related to such cases within the framework of legal standards would deprive hostile media and enemy of the opportunity to create a climate of lies, and blackmail.

During the meeting, the discussion was mainly focused on the Zahedan terrorist attack, with the judiciary chief instructing provincial authorities, including the Attorney General's Office and the Justice Department in the southeastern city to use their utmost power to identify, prosecute, and punish the perpetrators of the attack that took place on Saturday.

Mohseni-Ejei specifically instructed the officials to take necessary measures for the families of the victims.