The vote, behind the fear of the consequences for the staff of Ahmadinejad: aide (AFP)

TEHRAN (AFP)-top aide Mahmud Ahmadinejad said Saturday that Iran's powerful conservative party, has been attacking the presidential aides by calling them "behaviour" of the upcoming elections for fear of losing the purely out of.

"The current behaviour is such a thing. .. it is the only play of the story, which is created in the future the contact of the two elections," said Ali Akbar Javanfekr, media, presidential aide and the official IRNA news agency.

The Iranian parliamentary elections of March 2012, organise and set up for each questionnaire in the presidential elections in June 2013.

"It is better For (conservative opponents) say ... that they fear the elections, instead of creating a giant monster," he said of his own Web site of the conservative party to mark some of Ahmadinejad's aides and the companions ' behaviour ", the term used to refer to.

Almost every month by the hardline conservatives have launched a vicious campaign against Esfandiar Rahim Mashaie, Ahmadinejad is the Chief of staff, and the right hand man, accusing him of "Deviant current," designed to undermine the Islamic regime.

Mashaie, the hardline conservatives who consider him too and too Nationalistic hatred of pet animals also accused him of having herättämiseen is the Chairman of the "spelling".

Several people were arrested near the Ahmadinejad in recent weeks, the alleged "supernatural" in the context of the policies of the Iranian judiciary, according to the United States Census Bureau.

The offensive against the hardline conservatives, according to the Mashaie to the surface after a botched robbery attempt at his Ahmadinejad Intelligence Minister in April.

Go to the bar, when Iran's all-powerful Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei intervened to the benefit of the Ministers in the sacked and returns to him.

Khamenei is the insertion of an unprecedented political crisis measures for him and Ahmadinejad.

Confrontation between the two had reportedly said as part of the fight for the control of the parliamentary vote on intelligence of the network to which the President's camp has announced its intention to present their own candidates against hardline conservatives.