Early in the morning, Colonel Vahid [Dastjerdi] came and gave a report on the work of the police (Shahrbani) and new appointments, and I raised the objections being made against him—especially regarding the replacement of the chief of Karaj police (Shahrbani) and the head of the Karaj academy, and the fact that the line of liberalism is sometimes seen.
Early in the morning, Colonel Vahid [Dastjerdi] came and gave a report on the work of the police (Shahrbani) and new appointments, and I raised the objections being made against him—especially regarding the replacement of the chief of Karaj police (Shahrbani) and the head of the Karaj academy, and the fact that the line of liberalism is sometimes seen. He presented defenses, most of which were acceptable. I emphasized making greater efforts to ensure security. He was fearful of a rumor he had heard regarding the merger of the police (Shahrbani) and the gendarmerie, which I had not heard.
A wounded war veteran came for me to recite the Adhan and Iqamah in his newborn's ear, and he spoke of dissatisfaction in the Shahindasht area. A female army employee came who had a complaint about the unfavorable moral environment for female personnel in her office.
Ahmad Aqa Mar'ashi and other relatives came and had lunch here; they wanted government aid for the pistachio farmers of Rafsanjan, as pistachio exports had become minimally profitable or unprofitable due to U.S. harassment, competition, and the economic blockade, and they spoke of the disarray in the judicial situation in Shahr-e Babak.
I played ping-pong for a bit in the yard with the kids and the guards (Pasdars). Mr. Mohammadiyan, the religious judge (Qadi Shar') of Neyshabur, also came and had a complaint against the representative of Neyshabur.
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