Supporting lawlessness and corruption, under the guise of the Supply Council

First of all, I would like to re-direct your attention to my previous notes in Abdi Media regarding what is happening in the Omidiyeh Council and Municipality of Khuzestan.

Now, with the receipt of reports and documents, Abdi Media is informed that Mohammad Reza Aghajari and two or three of his like-minded members in the minority of the Omidiyeh City Council have been seriously disrupting the approval process of the council by not participating in the official meetings of the city council for some time.

Their excuse is that the municipality should return the former mayor Sharifat, who was separated from the service of this city, to work with a new contract.

The same mayor was dismissed from service by a court order, and now after a year, his supporters and gang have reminded him of India again.

Even this issue is in conflict with the laws and regulations promulgated by the governorate and the organization of municipalities.

Apparently, the current mayor of this city has expressed his displeasure with this work out of fear of the subsequent action of the regulatory agencies, and the head of the Omidiyeh City Council, by preparing a report on the illegal behavior of council member Mohammad Reza Aghajari and his friends, has demanded the application of legal regulations and disciplinary action.

However, breaking the law and supporting the offenders is so blatant in the revolutionary government that the Omidiye Security Council is formed in the presence of the imam of the city, and the mayor is summoned for the implementation of this illegal demand by the offending members of the city council.

Then, the Acting Governor of Omidiye will inform the mayor in writing, due to the problems of the city and the disruption of the council members, the mayor of Omidiye should re-sign a contract of employment and cooperation with former mayor Mohammad Reza Sharifat!!

Rent and influence are carried out with the same transparency and the same nakedness in the revolutionary government, and supporting the offenders is considered a normal routine, first in parts of the judiciary and now in the revolutionary government in Omidiyeh.

Is it important for you to be followed up?
Do I need to publish approvals and correspondence?

Abdollah Abdi