Mahsa Amini's father in an interview with Fars: The various aspects of my daughter's death should be clarified/ there were bruises on her legs.

The full text of Fars news agency's conversation with Zina's father:

Amjad Amini, Mehsa Amini's father, in an interview with a Fars reporter in Sanandaj, described this incident and said: We were in Tehran for a trip. Together with his brother, when she gets off the subway at the first stop, she is warned by the Irshad patrol officers and they take him into the car.

Amini added: Based on what was conveyed to us by those present in the car, she had told the officers several times in the car that I am not from the city and I don't know anywhere, so they did not let her get out.

He said: "We don't know what happened after she was taken to the police station. The video they showed us was cut. I don't accept what they showed us."

Mahsa Amini's father criticized the lack of emergency response and said: based on the pictures they showed us, the emergency forces did not act as quickly as they should have and were circling around when they first arrived at the scene.

He added: "The lack of speed in bringing my daughter to the hospital caused her to have a cerebral arrest after she had a cardiac arrest. The worst thing is that they didn't send anyone with my daughter until the nurses said that we didn't know who to call." The nurses said no contact number, no companion until my little son who is 17 found him in the hospital, and only then did we know.

He said: I believe that Mahsa was transferred to the hospital late, and on the first day, the doctors told me that there was no hope of saving her and that your daughter was dead.

Amini's father still insists that his daughter had no history of illness and was in perfect health and had no illness.

He further referred to the phone call of the president and expressed his sympathy and condolences and said: The president gave us his condolences on the death of Zhina during a call today. We expect that they will clarify the various aspects of this issue as soon as possible and follow up on the matter and not allow my daughter's blood to be trampled on.

Mahsa Amini's father noted: We ask the authorities to clearly identify the culprits or possible culprits of my daughter's death and punish them for their actions.

He pointed out the presence of bruises on his daughter's legs and stated that I asked the hospital trustees to have a forensic doctor examine the bruises on Zhina's legs, and admitted: Unfortunately, they did not respond to my request. We request the authorities to listen to us.

While appreciating the sympathy of the people and fellow provinces, Amjad Amini said: "My daughter died innocently. I appreciate the people. I am not in a good situation. My only request is to fully follow up on the matter and deal with the matter."