जासूसी पर मौत की सजा, संपत्ति होगी जब्त… युद्ध के बीच ईरान ने लागू किया सख्त कानून – Iran Imposes Death Penalty Asset Seizure for Spying Amid War Crackdown ntc dpmx
Taking a tough stance on its internal security amid the war, Iran has announced strict punishment to those spying for enemy countries and those who help them. The spokesperson of Iran’s judiciary said that if found guilty in such cases, nothing less than death penalty will be accepted and the entire property of such people will also be confiscated. Let us tell you that Iran has been fighting a war with America and Israel for a month and the situation in West Asia remains tense.
iranThe judiciary spokesperson clarified that not only espionage, but any activity that could provide strategic assistance to the enemy would also be considered a crime. This includes sharing photos or videos of sensitive targets, posting information about military activities online, or spreading material that could help an enemy target our assets. Even strict action has been warned against those who create an atmosphere of fear by spreading misleading information on social media.
According to Iranian media reports, more than 1,000 people have been arrested on such charges in the last one month. These arrests also include those who are accused of sharing anti-government material or sharing videos of sensitive areas. The judiciary has so far filed charge sheets in nearly 200 cases and has intensified the process of identifying suspects and confiscating their assets in collaboration with security agencies.
Impact of war on global energy supply
America and Israel started military action against Iran on February 28 this year, after which the conflict in West Asia intensified. This conflict has not only taken the lives of thousands of people, but has also had a deep impact on the global energy supply and economy. Iran, which is already under the pressure of international sanctions, now seems to be in no mood to show any laxity on the internal front.
However, critics of Iran’s Islamic government believe that during times of war, governments often impose strict laws in the name of national security, but this also affects civil liberties. This step of Iran is also being seen in the same direction, where on one hand the government is implementing strict laws in the name of ensuring internal security, while on the other hand critics say that these laws are being used to suppress dissent.
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