Someone sell kidneys, some aunt

Tehran has blamed domestic and foreign enemies for recent protests in Iran. This claim can not be fully flown if taken during the entire period. Again, there is no way to deny the social and economic inequality that is being talked about because of the protests.

The foreign enemies of Tehran are known to all. It is also true that Saudi Arabia, Israel, the United States of America are always there. Hassan Rouhani's government is in opposition to Iran's internal politics. The political opponent's activities are not new to dismiss the government.

But frustrating, the current ruling group of Iran is seeing light in the light of the conspiracy theories of protests. They are describing protesters as traitors. The government has announced that the alleged sedition has already been suppressed.

Domestic and foreign conspiracy against the Rouhani government is not unusual. But so there is no scope to conceal the reality of everything in the fabric of the conspiracy.

Protests started in Iran late last month after allegations of poverty, unemployment, low wages, discrimination, inflation, rising prices, government corruption The outbreak of protests in all the provinces of the country, which once was known as the base of the present government. But the inhabitants of the country, especially the youth, came down on the road. At one stage, this dissatisfaction turned into anti-government protests. Protests spread across the country.

Protests in more than 80 cities in Iran Thousands of people took part in the demonstration. 22 people lost their lives during the demonstration. Thousands of protesters have been arrested. If this protest is just generalized as an act of the enemy, it will be a matter of denial of reality.

Protesters complain that they are in trouble. On the other hand, the capitalist elite class enjoys all the facilities. They are enjoying going out of the country or the countryside.

Some samples may be presented to check the authenticity of the social and economic disparities that have emerged for the onset of the protests.

In Iran, prices are rising. Especially the lower and lower-middle-income consumers of the price movement have been inclined. The standard of Iran's currency has fallen drastically. This has reduced the purchasing power of ordinary people.

At the time of the Obama administration, there was a nuclear deal between Iran and the six world powers. The sanctions imposed on Iran in exchange for the historic agreement were relaxed. Iran opens the way for money flow. But the money received is alleged to be the pocket of the Iranian elite elite. As a result, the situation of ordinary people of Iran has not changed; Rather, their struggle for life and livelihood has become more difficult day by day.

In spite of improving the standard of living of the people, Iran is more concerned about regional influence. And Tehran has to spend a lot of money in this sector.

Specifically, social and economic inequality forced Iranians to enter the streets. But the elite class of the country was seen to live a luxurious life. Not only that, they also posted those pictures through social media.

These images can be looked at in Iran to see how much discrimination between rich and poor are visible. This picture of Dulal-Dulalid's luxury cartoon of Iranian Alal's house. They are sitting in the fray. Expensive clothes, wearing shoes. Nominated brand watches, glasses, mobile phones are used. The luxury cars are waking up.

When the wealthy people of the country are in luxury, the poor people are reluctant to pull the householder's attention. Lack of poverty and poor people forced to live up to their kidneys.

In the writings of Iranian journalist Amir Ahmadi Ariyan, the issue of the apparent disparity between the rich and the poor in his country has come up. He writes that Iran's wealthy youth does not know the source of their wealth. They used to run low-lying vehicles in the streets of Tehran in front of the poor. And they give pictures of their richness in Instagram.