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The flood of SMS notifications for final rulings issued to complainants at the Disciplinary Court for Judges in a single day!

 سیل ابلاغ پیامکی قرارهای نهایی در دادسرای انتظامی قضات به شکات در یک روز!
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Thursday 2026/09/10 - 00:19News Code:30501

With the change in the leadership of the Disciplinary Court for Judges, rumors have been raised that Sheikh Jafar Ghadiyani will be appointed as the head of the Supreme Court.

With the change in the leadership of the Disciplinary Court for Judges, rumors have been raised that Sheikh Jafar Ghadiyani will be appointed as the head of the Supreme Court, and of course, no change has been made in the leadership of this court so far.

Sheikh Ali Abdollahi, the former head of the Center for the Protection and Information of the Judiciary, who during his tenure at the Center had proposed a plan to upgrade this #center to an #organization, but this plan is still stalled in the Islamic Consultative Assembly and its outcome has not been determined, has been appointed to the Disciplinary Prosecution for Judges.

Yesterday, a large number of complainants in this prosecutor's office received SMS messages regarding the dismissal/suspension of their complaints!

The first question is: Did the SMS notification of these final rulings suddenly start today, or were the cases quickly concluded with the new Disciplinary Prosecutor's approval of the dismissal/suspension rulings?

And the second question: In the text of the SMS, there is no reference to the office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor, and instead of "Adl-e Iran" or "Dad-e Iran" or another similar official name, the sender is a number. Shouldn't the disciplinary and supervisory officials within the judiciary use the official sender's number and the name of the Disciplinary Prosecutor's office to #prevent other possible cases of corruption?

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