Iran's legislative body, the Guardian Council, has said there were no major polling irregularities in the 12 June election and ruled out an annulment.Opposition supporters called for the vote to be set aside and the elections re-run amid claims of vote tampering. Iran has also condemned UN chief Ban Ki-moon for "meddling" in its affairs. It comes after Mr Ban urged the authorities to respect fundamental civil rights "especially the freedom of assembly and expression". Guardian Council spokesman Abbas Ali Kadkhoda'i said there was "no major fraud or breach in the election". Meanwhile, opposition candidate Mehdi Karoubi urged Iranians to mourn for dead protesters on Thursday.
Iran's legislative body, the Guardian Council, has said there were no major polling irregularities in the 12 June election and ruled out an annulment.
Opposition supporters called for the vote to be set aside and the elections re-run amid claims of vote tampering.
Iran has also condemned UN chief Ban Ki-moon for "meddling" in its affairs.
It comes after Mr Ban urged the authorities to respect fundamental civil rights "especially the freedom of assembly and expression".
Guardian Council spokesman Abbas Ali Kadkhoda'i said there was "no major fraud or breach in the election".
Meanwhile, opposition candidate Mehdi Karoubi urged Iranians to mourn for dead protesters on Thursday.
