Will the Competition Council, with the support of the president, become an opponent of Iran Telecommunications with the support of the IRGC?

Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

While the Competition Council is suing Qalder Telecommunications Company of Iran to the judiciary, the General Inspection Organization of the country, especially the General Inspection of Communications and Force Affairs of that organization, is practically not clear, what have they done regarding this action against Iran's telecommunications law?

In the shadow of silence (read tacit support) of the Regulatory and Radio Communications Organization, the Iranian Telecommunication Company insisted on acting against the law by sending bulk text messages to its subscribers and demonstrated a bullying maneuver.

It is interesting that the approval authority, which is also the headquarters of market regulation, deliberately did not include it in the SMS, which was objected to by the Competition Council.

I repeat, will the competition council with the support of the president become an opponent of Iranian telecommunications with the support of the IRGC? And will this company force the correct implementation of the law?

In addition, it should be noted that in the text messages sent by Iran Telecommunication to subscribers, while the landline phones are regional and provincial, and the prefixes are also defined for the same province; Iran Telecommunications stated that the use of the phone in the amount defined for use, for example free, is only urban and not provincial, and this is another deception of subscribers.