The issue of Ahmadinejad’s planned appearance and speech in the mullahs’ Majlis (parliament) for Wednesday has turned into a subject of serious disputes between the regime’s factions, the state-run Tabnak daily wrote, especially after Ahmadinejad declared after his speech he will leave the Majlis due to “tight schedule” and will have no time to hear Majlis members’ speeches.
“If Ahmadinejad insists on leaving the session after his speech and not listen to the remarks of the representatives, he will not be allowed inside the Majlis,” one member of the Majlis board of executives said.