In a recent press conference, Fatemeh Mohajerani, the government spokesperson, asserted that students are dynamic and active participants in society, inherently possessing the right to express their dissent.
She acknowledged that students carry deep wounds and have witnessed injustices that can provoke anger, yet she stressed the necessity for all to comprehend the boundaries we must not cross. Sacred symbols and the national flag are prime examples of these boundaries that demand our vigilance.Mohajerani expressed gratitude towards the esteemed Ministers of Science and Health, as well as university presidents, faculty members, and staff who have patiently contributed to the reopening of universities.
She remarked that the path to enlightenment requires both tolerance and knowledge, urging everyone to remain alert, especially the student body, who are equally aware of these dynamics.The spokesperson acknowledged the validity of student frustrations but insisted on the importance of moving toward effective dialogue. She stated that conversation and rationality are the keys to resolution rather than anger and aggression. Mohajerani firmly believes that education should not be interrupted nor should the voices of protesters go unheard.
