Channel 4's explanation about the closure of the "Shewa" program

Hossein Shahramradi, director of Chahar Sima network, wrote in response to the closure of the Shiveh program: 

The last program of "Shaveh" was the debate between Dr. Azad Ermaki and Dr. Entezari. Dr. Azad was leaving for a trip and did not arrive alive. So we recorded the program. The program that was recorded came out of the water in a sharp "manner." But our pledge to the audience was not to scissors'way 'and not to take a second out of it. And we didn't. 

From there, everything changed, and many of those who had previously wondered how such a program could be broadcast on television without censorship saw the stage set for them to kick the frail, suffering and wounded body of "Shue" in that dark market. 

Good. No one has closed the "way." We remain and the gathering that has not yet been held accountable for a simple television program. We have stayed and professors who, for various reasons, no longer wish to attend the program. 

The "method" was the basis of the plan for the greatest and sharpest criticism of the previous government; But nothing happened to anyone. "The way" stands on the tradition of dialogue and has stood, and sooner or later, it will return. /Esna