Kazem Delkhush, a member of Parliament, in a controversial statement explained the process of approving the details of the plan to combat the infiltration of foreign intelligence services and governments in the country. He pointed out that last year, this plan was introduced in Parliament with 19 articles, stating: "The government announced its opposition to this plan through the First Vice President, and since then, this plan has increased to 33 articles."
Increase in Articles of the Plan and Existing Challenges
Delkhush criticized the government's opposition, emphasizing that this plan is necessary to maintain national security and combat foreign infiltration. The increase in the number of articles in this plan indicates the importance and need to strengthen laws related to combating infiltration. The member of Parliament also stressed that this plan should be pursued more vigorously and supported by government officials.
He also added: "This plan will not only help strengthen national security but can also lead to increased public trust in government institutions. In the current situation, where external and internal threats are on the rise, the need for such laws is felt more than ever."
The Future of the Plan and Reactions
While this plan has faced many criticisms, Delkhush stated that members of Parliament should pay more attention to this issue and defend national interests. In his opinion, the time has come for representatives to take more serious steps towards the approval and implementation of this plan. It seems that this plan could become one of the hot and controversial topics in Parliament and provoke various reactions.
