What was the real story of Ms. Mona Farrokh Azari's return? Another influence in the Islamic Republic?

Today, in a strange action in the action genre by the Islamic Republic, the plane carrying Mrs. Mona Farrokh Azari and Mrs. Nora Dai was apparently returned to the country with a special order (shocking).

Regardless of the announcement of the judiciary and the narrative of the Tasnim security news agency, it should be seen first by which judicial authority Ms. Farrokh Azari was banned from leaving without a summons, an explanation of the charges, and the notification of the issuing of a monitoring order and its finalization, or just by a judicial decision?

Then, where and with the recommendation of which competent authority and why did they return the passport of this woman who they claim was confiscated?

And the more important question is who intervened to remove the possible curfew in the police system and intelligence agencies?

It is more worthy of consideration here, assuming the acceptance of these narratives of Tasnim and the judiciary; As soon as Mona Farrokh Azari and her daughter left the police gates and security checks and the plane took off, what institution or person summoned a powerful person with such a degree of power in the Islamic Republic to issue an order to return the plane with these margins?

Is it really just the issue of Ali Daei's wife, or is there a bug in the judicial and security system of the Islamic Republic of extra-legal influence or in legal clothing that an individual or individuals or groups under the pretext of this matter? They got to know about it and informed the higher authorities to the extent that the head or the secretary of the country's security council (Shak) had to intervene and immediately notify the return of the plane to the country and land?

Of course, if the notification of the shocking resolution was not a general resolution; Because the evidence shows that a number of artists and activists in various fields who were leaving the country for Christmas these days were banned and their passports were confiscated.

Be careful! If it was only the case of Ms. Farrokh Azari or Ms. Noura Dai, considering Iran's ownership of the plane and the plane being considered as the country's territory, even though she was sitting in Dubai, she would have been notified of the flight attendants and not allowed to leave the plane. return them to their origin without such margins.

The issue should be seen a little further and the belief in the news and the obvious narrative about this should be seen only superficially.

Abdollah Abdi