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Opposition Grows Over Arshan’s Remarks
The article discusses the political crisis triggered by statements made by Mahmoud Arshan, a parliamentary advisor and leader of the Democratic Social Movement Party, during the discussion of the government program. He attacked leftists and condemned the "fifth column," whom he referred to as "the torturers" from the Years of Lead. This led to political tension and repercussions within parliamentary alliances. Arshan's remarks caused a portion of his party to oppose forming an alliance with the Constitutional Union Party due to his father's past during those oppressive years. As a result, the alliance retreated and solidified without including Arshan in the government. This increased his anxiety and prompted him to intervene through the media. The incident also sparked calls for a symbolic trial of those involved in human rights violations during that period, with increased pressure from leftists and human rights activists.
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