Mohammad Mohajeri, a political analyst and media activist, in his latest remarks warned the managers and activists associated with the Thirteenth Government that if they truly intend to serve the martyr Raisi and preserve his dignity, it is better for them to remain silent. This advice from Mohajeri specifically refers to the recent atmosphere and revelations against the current government.
The Necessity of Silence to Preserve Raisi's Dignity
Mohajeri emphasized that the silence of the managers will help maintain the position of the late President, stating: "Their silence will prevent the re-examination of cases and the disclosure of damages and other unfortunate events from the previous government." These remarks come at a time when some managers of the Thirteenth Government are busy criticizing the performance of the previous government.
He also pointed out that critical discourse might harm the current political atmosphere and instead, it would be better for managers to focus on serving the people rather than creating an atmosphere. Mohajeri stressed that in these circumstances, silence can act as an effective strategy to preserve the dignity and credibility of Raisi.
Consequences of Political Revelations
In Mohajeri's opinion, political revelations and criticisms of the previous government not only do not strengthen the current position but can also weaken it. He added that the Thirteenth Government should focus on the challenges ahead and avoid distractions to be able to act in the interest of national and social benefits.
