Baniqipur, the representative of the parliament, has reached a conclusion regarding the punishment for lack of hijab.
Baniqipur, a member of the parliament, said on a television program on Isfahan Network that the discussion I had on the Azadi Street program of Ofogh Network was comprehensive, but if you seek the truth from opposing media like International and VOA, yes, they know how to manipulate a sentence and cause concern in society.
Regarding people in the streets, legal action will be taken against individuals who wear provocative clothing and expose their hijab or are completely unveiled.
Our society is a modest society, even women with little hijab have loud objections to this provocative situation that some people engage in.
In dealing with violations in the law, we had three ways: one way was the past method, that is, the morality police patrols, which everyone opposed because it involved direct confrontation with individuals.
Another method was to take legal action and have everyone directly referred to the court, which was also not the right approach; we want to handle all these criminal cases properly.
The remaining method was through imposing fines, and all branches of the system came to the conclusion that they should act through fines, including the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, the Supreme National Security Council, the judiciary, the executive branch, the parliament, and the Guardian Council; all organs agreed.
