Badri Hosseini, the sister of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, has also joined the field against her brother for the government’s violence against the ongoing protests in Iran.
Ayatollah Khamenei’s sister, Badri Hosseini Khamenei, has condemned the government’s role against the protesters, saying that my brother has given his people nothing but suffering and oppression, and I hope that the regime of oppression will be overthrown soon. will go
According to foreign media, on behalf of Badri Hosseini, his son Mohammad Murad Khani, who lives in France, has posted a letter from him on Twitter, in which Badri Hosseini addressed his brother Ayatollah Khamenei and wrote that I think It is now right for me to stand against my brother’s actions and sympathize with the mothers who are grieving because of the atrocities of the government.
The letter further states that I am sorry that although I should participate in the protests but cannot do so due to illness, I am with the people of Iran in heart and spirit.
In the letter Badri Hussaini has also claimed that our struggle against the criminal system started only a few months after the revolution.
Mentioning the ‘crimes’ of the system, he wrote that ‘they include silencing dissenting voices, imprisoning the educated youth of the land, harsh punishments and mass executions, and this series of government It started with the beginning.
It should be noted that Farida Muradkhana, the daughter of Badri Hosseini Khamenei, was arrested for the third time last month when she called on foreign governments to stop supporting Tehran. In a video on YouTube on November 25, Farida called her maternal uncle’s government a ‘child killer’.
Arrest of Farida Badri Hussaini Khamenei said that when they arrested my daughter while torturing, it is obvious that other boys and girls must have been subjected to torture.
On this occasion, Badri Hussaini also alleged that my brothers are not listening to the voices of the people of Iran, but are paying attention to mercenaries and extortionists. Addressing the Revolutionary Guards, he said that before it is too late, they should lower their weapons and stand with the people.
