NCRI - The Iranian regime's repressive State Security Forces (Police) have raided people's houses in a district in the southern city of Shiraz confiscating their satellite dishes.
According to the reports received from Iran during the raid that took place in Pansad-Dastgah district of the city on Wednesday, June 24, many satellite dishes were collected.
Last week also, in a widespread attack to several villages in the province of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, the security forces collected people’s satellite dishes. Reports said that some 300 dishes were collected and taken away.
The people however disregarded the measure and a few hours later almost all collected dishes were bought and installed again.
Since early July the Iranian regime's state security forces have intensified raids on homes in a number of provinces in Iran.
A regime official recently admitted that the regime had failed in its bid to ban people from watching satellite TV channels.
Despite a 1994 law making satellite dishes illegal, up to 70 per cent of families have them and their use is increasing, state-run TV network boss Fardin Ali-Khah said.
"Although their use is now forbidden, they can be seen everywhere. Statistics show that the use of satellite dishes has never declined, and currently there is 50 to 70 per cent use of satellite dishes in Iranian families."
Jamming satellite signals and other methods to
According to the reports received from Iran during the raid that took place in Pansad-Dastgah district of the city on Wednesday, June 24, many satellite dishes were collected.
Last week also, in a widespread attack to several villages in the province of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, the security forces collected people’s satellite dishes. Reports said that some 300 dishes were collected and taken away.
The people however disregarded the measure and a few hours later almost all collected dishes were bought and installed again.
Since early July the Iranian regime's state security forces have intensified raids on homes in a number of provinces in Iran.
A regime official recently admitted that the regime had failed in its bid to ban people from watching satellite TV channels.
Despite a 1994 law making satellite dishes illegal, up to 70 per cent of families have them and their use is increasing, state-run TV network boss Fardin Ali-Khah said.
"Although their use is now forbidden, they can be seen everywhere. Statistics show that the use of satellite dishes has never declined, and currently there is 50 to 70 per cent use of satellite dishes in Iranian families."
Jamming satellite signals and other methods to
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