Arresting fasting people for punishment but not sparing the hungry to feed them

The Islamic Republic regime has taken steps to arrest fasting people and impose heavy fines on them, but it hesitates to find the hungry and feed them.
The month of Ramadan in the new year has become the same as the ancient Iranian Nowruz, and Iranians traveled to different cities during the Nowruz holiday and celebrated Nowruz with their families and relatives. On the thirteenth day of the Nowruz holiday, when people spend this day in nature, they were harassed and persecuted by the forces of the Islamic Republic for fasting.
A video posted on social media from that day shows that Islamic Republic forces severely beat a man in front of his wife and children for eating food during Ramadan, and placed their feet on the man's neck. After severely beating him, they arrested him.
This incident occurred while another video was published on social media showing the Islamic Republic's agents, who are supposedly the Iranian ambassador, in London with their families, enjoying nature and eating during the month of Ramadan. Meanwhile, in England, there are Islamic centers in London where Muslims living in the city gather for Ramadan and hold iftar ceremonies.
In this video, an Iranian woman living in London is filming them and protesting their fasting. The woman who recorded the video says: "It's Ramadan and people in Iran are fasting and they are fining those who are fasting, and you are here having fun. But they are protesting this woman's filming and saying, 'We are not Iranians and everyone has their own opinion and you should respect the opinions of others.'"
This respect for the belief that was discussed in this video by the agents of the Islamic Republic is forbidden in Iran, and the regime of the Islamic Republic has not only not respected the beliefs of the Iranian people and has not allowed them freedom of belief, but has imposed its own beliefs on them and is arresting people and issuing them with serious crimes for this freedom of belief, one of which is not fasting during the month of Ramadan. This is while their own families are busy having fun in Western countries.
The Islamic Republic regime is such that it puts its people in a tight spot and beats and arrests them for not following the regime’s beliefs, and also issues them with serious crimes. This government’s action is an example of “death is good, but for the neighbor.” Serious crimes are imprisonment, arrest, murder, execution, etc. for the people of Iran, and entertainment, embezzlement, looting, having fun, etc. for their own families in Western countries.




