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Iran investigates surveillance of MP’s office

by Zamaneh Media
July 19, 2013
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Iran investigates surveillance of MP’s office
Heydar Moslehi

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry announced today, July 19, 2013, that it will look into the illegal installation of surveillance equipment in the office of prominent MP Ali Motahari.

Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi said: “This is an important and questionable matter and it needs to be investigated with care.”

Moslehi stressed that following it receipt of the complaint letter written by Motahari, the ministry began its investigation by examining the office that had been wiretapped, and the investigation is currently ongoing.

Motahari announced five days ago that he had discovered surveillance and wiretapping equipment in ventilation ducts in his office and he demanded immediate investigation of the matter.
 

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