Iranian hardliners publicly criticize the country’s political leadership amid allegations of a coup attempt, according to NDTV. The hardliners argue that Iran’s leaders are bypassing parliamentary processes and undermining the role of Iran’s revolutionary institutions. They also claim that decisions made during negotiations with the United States do not follow instructions attributed to Iran’s supreme leader. The criticism is framed as concern over constitutional and institutional adherence, with hardliners portraying current leadership actions as weakening established revolutionary structures. NDTV reports that the rhetoric from hardline factions targets top officials and portrays them as sidelining parliament and ignoring the supreme leader’s guidance. The reporting links the internal dispute to broader tensions connected to talks with Washington, where different factions hold competing views on strategy and governance. The article characterizes the hardliners’ stance as part of an intensifying political clash in Iran, occurring alongside claims circulating about a possible coup.