It seems that the board has once again plunged into a quagmire of financial mismanagement. In a controversial move and without a contract, the installation of overhaul services began, with an approved cost of 31 billion tomans for this service. However, the interesting point is that the actual cost of these services is only 12 billion tomans!
Unanswered Questions and Ambiguity in Costs
With simple calculations, one can understand where 21 billion tomans of this cost is going. Is this amount going to end up in the pockets of certain individuals? Or is there a larger story behind these decisions?! These questions constantly arise in the public's mind and make the demand for transparency in this matter essential.
Since there has been no specific contract for this project and oversight bodies seem to be asleep, concerns about financial corruption and misuse of public resources have significantly increased. In such circumstances, the question arises: will the officials of this board be willing to answer?
Continued Demand for Transparency
Many experts and social activists believe that a lack of financial transparency in large projects can lead to widespread corruption. While people expect that the country's financial resources are spent correctly and efficiently, such decisions only lead to a loss of public trust. For this reason, the demand for transparency and accountability from the public and civil institutions will continue.
There is no doubt that these mismanagement issues require thorough and repeated investigations. Ignoring these matters can have serious consequences for the country's financial future. Given the current situation, people are calling for clarification of these ambiguities and transparency in costs to understand who benefits from this big game and what happens to others.
