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» Iranian leaders want legal action to sort out opposition
3 July 2009 | Local news » Middle East |
In Iran, constitutional function may be taken against antagonism chief Mir Hossein Mousavi.

Iranian leaders want Mr Mousavi held obligated over tack-poll protests that have rocked the sticks.

Hardline parliamentarians and pro-administration militias have squarely put the find fault with on Mr Mousavi for the white horse of injure b warp that has killed at least 20 people since the disputed poll on June 12th.

Mr Mousavi has rejected the claims and still insists the poll was rigged.

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