An Unintentional Prisoner Released During Sacred Defense Week in Langarud

Langarud – The commander of the IRGC Langarud district announced the release of an unintentional prisoner during Sacred Defense Week and said more than 250 million tomans in public donations have been collected for the release of prisoners.

In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Colonel Ali Mehdipour, referring to the programs of the Langrod District Corps during the Sacred Defense Week, said: One of the significant programs that was on the agenda of the Langrod District Corps, Basij resistance areas and bases during the Holy Defense Week was the release of the prisoners of non-intentional crimes.

The Commander of the Langrod District Corps added: This program was put on the agenda as one of the key programs at the city level, from the areas and bases of resistance to the lowest ranks of the Basij, and fortunately, it was enthusiastically welcomed by the people of Fahim and the province of Langrod.

Referring to the people's participation in the release of non-intentional crimes, he said: At the beginning of 1405, with the help of the same Fahim people, more than seven prisoners who were on the verge of entering prison due to non-intentional crimes were released.

Referring to the participation of the people of Langrod in social and popular programs, Colonel Mehdipour stated: The people of this city have been on the field for 226 nights to defend the revolution and protect the system, and their participation in such pious actions is another manifestation of the spirit of empathy and social responsibility of the people.

The campaign for the release of involuntary prisoners was started with the participation of the people of Langrod

Stating that the successful experience of releasing prisoners with public assistance became the basis for the formation of a new campaign, he said: After the release of these people, a campaign titled "Campaign for the release of prisoners of non-intentional crimes" was started during the holy defense week, which is still ongoing.

The commander of the Langrod District Corps, referring to the implementation of the campaign for the release of prisoners of non-intentional crimes during the holy defense week, said: so far, more than 250 million tomans in cash aid have been collected from the people in the form of this campaign, and a prisoner of non-intentional crimes was also released during the holy defense week.

He added: This campaign will continue until Basij week with the aim of helping to release the prisoners of non-intentional crimes, and we hope that with the participation of the people and the cooperation of the responsible institutions, the ground for the release of more prisoners will be provided.

Referring to the arrangements made with the judicial system of the city, Colonel Mahdipour said: We have discussed the subject of this campaign with our friends in the judiciary of Langrod and we have announced that we are ready to help in the framework of this pious move to release people who are in prison due to unintentional crimes and financial problems.

Appreciating the people who participated in this campaign, he added: People participated in this charitable action as much as they could and allocated whatever amount they could to help release the prisoners. The value of this great work cannot be measured only by the amount collected, because the principle of this movement is to help people who are caught due to financial problems.

We appreciate the media for supporting the campaign for the release of prisoners

The Commander of the Langrod District Guard expressed his gratitude to the media and reporters of the city: "The media, by accompanying, narrating and correctly reflecting this program, were able to play an effective role in introducing the campaign and attracting people's participation."

He added: I appreciate all the journalists and members of the media who accompanied me on this path, and we expect that by continuing to inform and reflect this popular movement, more people will participate in the campaign for the release of prisoners of non-intentional crimes.

Colonel Mahdipour, emphasizing the continuation of this program until Basij week, said: We hope to be able to continue this pious movement with the support of the people and the media and play a role in the release of the prisoners of unintentional crimes as much as possible.

He also pointed to the need to strengthen hope in the society and stated: One of the enemy's goals is to create hopelessness and despair among the people. While charitable actions and public contributions can strengthen hope in society and show that the spirit of altruism and empathy still exists among people.

People's aid can restore hope to families in need

Referring to the experience of Jihadi groups in the distribution of livelihood packages during the holy defense week, the Commander of the Langrod District Corps said: "During these days, our friends prepared and distributed livelihood packages at the neighborhood level, and some of them told us about their impressive experiences of meeting needy families."

Stating that sometimes a simple help can solve an important part of a family's needs, he added: A friend told that when he went to the house of a needy person to deliver a livelihood package, he realized that the family had been deprived of rice for a while. So that after receiving the package, the family members were happy with this help.

Colonel Mahdipour stated: Such actions are promising in the eyes of needy families and can provide the basis for more companionship and trust of the people. In the system of the Islamic Republic, the spirit of altruism and helping others is one of the important social values, and we are happy that the people of Islamic Iran continue to take the initiative to help each other.

Emphasizing the necessity of continuing charitable actions, he said: Helping to release prisoners of non-intentional crimes and supporting needy families are valuable actions that can solve some of the people's problems, and we hope that these actions will continue with wider participation of the people.

The campaign for the release of involuntary prisoners will continue until the mobilization week

In the end, the commander of the Langrod District Corps emphasized the continuation of the campaign for the release of prisoners of non-intentional crimes until the Basij week and said: "We hope that with the support of people, media, jihadi groups and responsible institutions, we will be able to take more effective steps in this direction and provide the basis for the release of more prisoners."

Colonel Mahdipour also honored the memory of martyrs of nurses and martyrs of the health sector, and emphasized the necessity of continuing to serve the people and perform charitable actions in order to please God and uphold the ideals of the martyrs.