Ahmad Zeidabadi's harsh criticism: There is no clear policy governing the vast and long apparatus of IRIB/ IRIB has become a chaotic and dysfunctional organization

 Ahmad Zeidabadi, a reformist political activist, wrote in a note in the Hammihan newspaper:

The IRIB has so far acted in a way that has led to the transfer of media authority from inside the country to abroad. This has also created security problems for the political system.

Therefore, when an apparatus suffers from malfunction, these events will repeat themselves whether they like it or not. Regardless of whether there is a will to repeat it or not. Although rules and laws may be determined on a case-by-case basis in specific areas, there are dozens of other areas that can be the basis for the formation of seizures. For example, ethnic and religious incitement or fueling false polarization in society and insulting critics, opponents, etc..