Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – July 22, 1984

After the morning prayer, I worked in my office until eight o'clock in the morning and read the reports. In the public meeting, two credentials were approved and the urgent amendment of the regulations for the method of obtaining a vote of confidence in the government - which he requested and does not have a specific procedure in the parliament - [was approved].

While breathing, the representative of the Zoroastrians - who returned from Europe - talked about the many propaganda of the enemies against the revolution and proposed solutions that fit his thoughts and interests. At noon, Mr. [Ali] Kamiyar, the representative of Urmia, came to my office; He complained about the differences between the clergy of the [West Azerbaijan] province. Mr. [Ahmed] Qadirian came and asked for help to support Mr. [Asadullah] Lajordi - who has been under pressure from the Supreme Judicial Council to adjust the situation in prisons.

Mr. [Asadollah] Badamchian came and made suggestions for the program of the [Islamic Republic of] party central meeting that will be held tomorrow. Before the start of the assembly session, the Imam's message, written by the Imam and written by Ahmad Agha; I read to the representatives some materials in support of the government and the need for strengthening and cooperation and warning against changing the government in this situation.

The majority of parliamentarians were happy and a minority was sad but silent, and the crisis that might occur was averted.

In the evening, I read the reports and did my work and came home. At night, Mr. Ahmad came. I told him the reports of the situation on the front to present to the Imam.