The riot started at 6:30 on Monday, 30, Bahman in 7th Golestan street, Pasdaran locality, Tehran. The riot caused by several dervishes who attacked the police station No. 102, Pasdaran using a bus with the excuse of one of their members who had been arrested before. The wild riot of dervishes caused fear and ended in the martyrdom of 5 policemen. 30 other policemen were injured and the private and public properties were destroyed.[1]

     Meantime, the Baha’i news networks (controlled by the Baha’ism organization) supported the riots and reminded the message of the foundation of the cult dated Tir, 2, 1388 S.H. instead of denouncing these measures. As the message had stated: (encouraging Baha’is to support the rioters) “… Of course, you can’t be detached about the problems of your follow-countrymen… The Iranian Baha’is have proved that the correct reaction against tyranny is neither the acceptance of the rioters’ wills nor obeying their perspirations.[2]”

     It is too surprising that defending the policemen and their souls aren’t important for the Baha’ism organization. The reason is that the Baha’ism organization is trying to confront against the Islamic Republic of Iran along with other cults. So, when the representative of one of the religious minorities in the Iranian parliament spoke about the fair behavior of the Islamic republic of Iran with the minorities, the Baha’ism organization called him traitor.[3]