I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. The Sudanese coup is attracting the attention of the media and it is slowly becoming clear that it has western roots. The fate of Sadiq al-Mahdi is not known. I went to the public session of the parliament. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Sharia Pansad, representative of Karaj, read his resignation letter before the order
I worked in my office until half past seven in the morning. The Sudanese coup is attracting the attention of the media and it is slowly becoming clear that it has western roots. The fate of Sadiq al-Mahdi is not known. I went to the public session of the parliament. Mr. [Abdul Majid] Sharia Pasand, the representative of Karaj, read the text of his resignation before ordering, which has anti-revolutionary themes and questioned the leadership and the future of the revolution. caused great discomfort to the majority of representatives. I got angry too, but I didn't react.
I came to my office. Mr. [Ali] Agha Mohammadi came. He discussed his suggestions regarding the future implementation plans. Dr. [Ali Akbar] Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs] came. He gave the report of his talks with [Mr. Sahibzada Yaqub Khan] the foreign minister of Pakistan and consulted about the trip to Geneva, Syria and Yugoslavia and asked me to prepare for the trip to Yugoslavia to participate in the conference of non-aligned leaders.
I had a meeting with [Mr. Sahibzada] Yakub Khan, the foreign minister of Pakistan. He expressed his happiness at the results of my trip to the Soviet Union and expressed his surprise at the Islamic signature and independence of the future of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union in the joint statement and discussed the development of cooperation.
Mr. [Mohsen] Rezaei and [Ali] Shamkhani came and asked us to oppose the merger of the two ministries of the IRGC and Defense; I did not accept [Brigadier Mohammad Hossein Jalali] Minister of Defense came and asked for the approval of the bill for payment of salaries for army promotions.
In the evening, I went to the [constitutional] revision council meeting. In the evening, according to the weekly schedule, I had a private meeting with the leadership. Discussions were held about critics and those who do not want to spread propaganda about the new leadership under the pretext of the risk of diminishing the Imam's character. There was consensus about the members of the future government. I went to the parliament at eleven o'clock at night. I worked until twelve o'clock and slept.
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