The reference for interpreting the guidelines for investigating possible charges and ultimately the head of the Armed Forces' Judiciary Organization, who act in coordination with the military office of the Commander-in-Chief.

The same claim that Hojjatoleslam Dr. Mohsen Barahani officially announced—that he has filed a complaint against Ahmad Vahidi, the Minister of Interior—has not been communicated in terms of results, similar to the responses to other questions I asked him to which he did not reply.

The reason for Professor Barahani's lack of response was also clear.

Both the previous and current Ministers of Interior hold the rank of full general and were appointed by a separate decree from Ayatollah Khamenei. Therefore, summoning them to a judicial authority for allegations related to their tenure is not that straightforward.

Now, in the case of the murder that occurred in Lahijan, can the local prosecutor or the provincial prosecutor, or even the public and revolutionary prosecutor in Tehran, or the military prosecutor in Tehran, easily summon the commander of the police district in Gilan Province if there are accusations against him? Let alone the deputy commander of the armed forces...