In the open session, we had the continuation of the discussion on the bill on removing "Imperial Decree" (Farman-e Homayouni). The essential part of the proposals favored by the government was approved.
In the open session, we had the continuation of the discussion on the bill on removing "Imperial Decree" (Farman-e Homayouni). The essential part of the proposals favored by the government was approved. Some made their strong opposition clear by walking out of the session.
At noon, Fatemeh and her friend were in Parliament, and Effat, along with the wife and daughter of the late Martyr Motahhari, also came to go to the class teaching the party's positions.
In the evening, according to previous arrangements, the Presidium meeting was held in Damavand at Mr. Alviri's home. After setting the week's schedule, we discussed current issues. Regarding the plot by the liberals and counter-revolutionaries to create tension by exploiting the atmosphere surrounding the bill on removing "Imperial Decree"—which they have named the bill to eliminate Bani-Sadr—discussions were held and decisions were taken to confront this plot.
We spent the night there, and near midnight, we walked a little on the hills around the garden, waiting to hear news of today's victory of the forces of Islam over the Iraqis on the Dezful front; the news of capturing Allahu Akbar Hill—which could be decisive in the war—and the capture of hundreds of Iraqis was encouraging, and I stayed awake until near 1:00 AM to hear the details of the midnight news
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