Martyrdom of women and security guards does not undermine unity in Sistan and Baluchestan

ZAHEDAN – The secretary of the Sistan and Baluchestan Progress and Justice Society condemned the martyrdom of Afsaneh Aqila and Sergeant First Class Mohammad Ali Shahriari, stressing the need to ensure lasting security and preserve unity among ethnic groups and faiths.

Zahedan- The Secretary of Sistan-Balochistan Progress and Justice Society, condemning the martyrdom of Afshana Aqila and 1st Sergeant Mohammad Ali Shahriari, emphasized the necessity of providing stable security and preserving the unity of ethnic groups and religions.

In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Mahmoud Javadianfar, referring to the martyrdom of Afsana Aqila, commander of Mehrestan Sisters Mobilization Area, and 1st Sergeant Mohammad Ali Shahriari, said: Targeting women and security defenders is an attempt to spread insecurity and weaken the peace of the society, but such actions cannot crush the will of the people or harm the solidarity of the ethnic groups and religions of Sistan and Baluchistan.

The secretary of Iran Islamic Progress and Justice Society in Sistan-Balochistan added: The martyrdom of these two people once again reminds us of the importance of protecting the lives of citizens and those who are active in the path of responsibility and service to the society. The targeting of a lady who was responsible for social and organizational responsibility as the commander of Basij Sisters shows that women are also exposed to violence caused by these incidents.

He clarified: The presence of women in social, cultural and public responsibilities is a part of the society's capacity, and their testimony and the testimony of men who work in the way of providing people's security cannot weaken the society's determination to deal with insecurity.

The necessity of providing stable security and dealing legally with the perpetrators of the accident

Emphasizing the need to investigate the dimensions of this incident and identify the perpetrators, Javadianfar said: "The blood of the martyrs makes the responsibility of the relevant institutions heavier for ensuring the safety of the citizens, and the expectation of the people is that the perpetrators of this crime will be identified and handed over to the law."

He continued: People's security should not become a public demand only after tragic events occur, but it is necessary to prevent the recurrence of such events by strengthening preventive measures, protective mechanisms and continuous follow-up of threats.

Stating that the people of Sistan-Baluchistan have the right to feel safe in their homes, workplaces and living environments, he pointed out that the realization of this demand requires the responsibility of relevant institutions and the adoption of effective measures to protect the lives of citizens.

the unity of nations and religions; Social capital of Sistan-Baluchistan

Referring to the history of the coexistence of ethnic groups and religions in Sistan-Baluchistan, the secretary of Iran-Islamic Society for Progress and Justice in Sistan-Baluchistan said: The people of Sistan-Baluchistan have maintained their social ties even in difficult circumstances, and violent actions should not be allowed to cause division, mistrust or damage to relations between people.

Javadianfar emphasized: In addition to the responsibility of the security and law enforcement agencies, dealing with insecurity requires social vigilance and maintaining cohesion among all sections of the society.

In the end, he condoled the martyrdom of Afsana Aqila and 1st Sergeant Mohammad Ali Shahriari to their families and the people of the province and said: The serious demand of the society is to clarify the dimensions of the incident, identify and legally punish the perpetrators, and take effective measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents.

Javadianfar pointed out: Targeting women and security defenders neither separates people from each other nor destroys their will to maintain peace and unity; Rather, providing stable security, implementing justice and strengthening social solidarity should be prioritized.