Abbas Abdi's reaction to the sending of hijab text messages and the government's insistence on observing the red lines/resistance to the will of the society has no other result than failure

 Abbas Abdi, a reformist political activist, wrote in the Etemad newspaper:

I have nothing to do with the developments related to the hijab among women and society, but 30 years ago, I did a study on this subject and explained that according to the main variables of society, sooner or later the situation of the hijab will be such that it will not be possible to maintain it as a red line and relying on the support of the people. What policy do governments adopt in such a situation?

Not only have the proponents of the current red lines not been successful in practice and have lost the trenches, but they do not theoretically have any clear idea of defending these trenches and red lines, nor do they propose any effective strategy and tactics in practice. The outcome of these policies is already clear. Without a doubt.