After the prayer, I did my work until seven thirty. Until a quarter to eleven, I was in the public session of the parliament. After the session, I spoke for the families of the martyrs of Sarakhs, Fariman, and Ahmadabad. One of the Muslims expelled from Kuwait came and brought money for the front. Seeking help for personal problems.
After prayer, I got work done until seven thirty. I was in the public session of the parliament until a quarter to eleven. After the session, I spoke to the families of the martyrs of Sarakhs, Fariman, and Ahmadabad.
One of the Muslims expelled from Kuwait came and brought money for the front. He asked for help with personal problems. At noon, Mr. [Seyed Hossein] Mousavian came. He discussed his problems with the Public Relations group. It was because of factional disagreements. Efat, Mrs. Motahhari, and Mrs. Shaheed Iraqi came to the parliament for lunch. They were returning from visiting the families of the combatants.
In the afternoon, the parliamentary presidium had a meeting. I worked in my office until eight in the evening. I participated in the Central Council meeting of the Combatant Clergy Society. The discussion was about Tehran's electoral candidates. It was finally accepted that there should be a balance in the number of candidates from the two factions. This was my suggestion. Up to twenty were determined from the right faction, some of whom also belonged to the other faction, and ten are supposed to be from that faction.
Mr. Sanjaghi from the Northwest Front informed by phone that heavy snow is falling there and they requested help from the Ministry of Roads. In today's reports, the announcement of the withdrawal of another part of the American forces from the Persian Gulf is important.
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