According to ILNA, Hossein-Ali Haji Deligani, at today's public session (Sunday, October 25) of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, in an oral notice, referring to the process of handling impeachment motions in the Assembly, stated: At present, about two months have passed since the signing of the impeachment motion against the Minister of Agricultural Jihad and its delivery to the Presiding Board of the Assembly.
Referring also to the impeachment motion against the Minister of Foreign Affairs, he stressed: This impeachment has also been signed, and the issue of its referral to the Presiding Board of the Assembly is raised.
This representative of the Islamic Consultative Assembly further, referring to the fluctuations in the prices of food goods, stated: At present, we are witnessing the absence of proper management in the pricing of chicken meat.
Haji Deligani asked the Presiding Board of the Assembly to place the issue of the impeachment of the Minister of Agricultural Jihad and the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the Assembly's agenda and stated: The Presiding Board of the Assembly must, on the basis of its inherent duties, play a role in this field so that we witness the correct implementation of the internal regulations of the Assembly.
Referring to the non-payment of the Social Security retirees' claims relating to the month of Ordibehesht (April-May), he said: The Social Security retirees' claims have not been paid since the month of Ordibehesht until now, and it is not clear when they are going to be paid; why is no attention paid to this issue?
He further, referring to the economic recession prevailing over economic activities, added: The current recession has created problems for economic actors, in such a way that a person was telling me: It has been six months that I have had no business, and no customer comes to buy goods or use some services.
The representative of the people of Shahin Shahr, Meymeh and Borkhar in the Islamic Consultative Assembly also, criticizing the manner of management of fuel allocation, said: In the fuel issue, too, there is mismanagement, including in supplying fuel to inner-city trucks. Why should a city whose number of dump trucks is greater be faced with a fuel-supply problem?
Haji Deligani stated: Why have they categorized the allocation of fuel solely on the basis of population? Every city may have its own specific features; in one city the number of drivers is greater, and in another city the bulk of the people's activity depends on agriculture. Therefore, in allocating fuel, the real conditions and needs of each region, including the need for tractors' fuel, must be taken into account.
Source: ILNA
