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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 8, 1981

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی - ۱۹ فروردین ۱۳۶۰
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Thursday 2026/07/30 - 21:04 News Code: 25962

Early in the morning, Effat had an argument, continuing last night's conversation. I left the house angrily. The problem is that she is devoted to the Revolution, and during the day in her meetings and encounters—where the country's shortages are criticized and she cannot defend [the situation] well—she gets upset.

Early in the morning, Effat had an argument, continuing last night's conversation. I left the house angrily. The problem is that she is devoted to the Revolution, and during the day in her meetings and encounters—where the country's shortages are criticized and she cannot defend [the situation] well—she gets upset, and during the brief moments that I come home, she wants to bring up such matters that cause her grief with me, and tension is created. Today in Parliament, I was impatient and short-tempered.

Parliament's work today was difficult due to shortcomings in the committee's work regarding inviting the proposers, and flaws in the second bill concerning the failure to foresee a budget for implementing the plan.

After the session, Mr. Farajollah Vaezi, representative of Abhar, brought Mr. Mojtaba Golgirsaz and complained about the lack of cooperation from the IRGC (Sepah). This individual [Mojtaba Golgirsaz] had turned himself in a few days ago, [stating] that he was a member of a terrorist group named "Fada'iyan-e Imam Zaman" tasked with assassinating me. I referred him to the IRGC, but so far no progress has been made in identifying the group. I confronted him with the IRGC officers. In their view, he is not an honest person. It was agreed that they pursue him until the matter is clarified.

In the evening, IRGC and intelligence officials came to the house and provided information on counter-revolutionary activities. They were concerned about Mr. Eshraghi's mission regarding the reconciliation of the Kurds, as well as regarding Mr. Banisadr's and the Freedom Movement's ideas, counter-revolutionary movements in certain clerical circles, and the command problems of the IRGC in relation to Mr. Banisadr's [Commander-in-Chief] leadership.

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