Measures that the government should put on the agenda with urgency

Jalal Rashidi-Kochi wrote on his Twitter account: "The government must put measures on the agenda with urgency."

Jalal Rashidi Kochi, a politician and MP who was elected to the parliament from Fars province in the 11th Islamic Consultative Assembly elections, wrote on his Twitter account in response to a question from government spokesman Bahaduri Jahromi, who asked, "In your opinion, which government action last year should be pursued more seriously in 1402?": "I think the government should urgently order the following actions:

1- Remove filtering

2- Importing new and used cars for the benefit of the people

3- Dismissal of ineffective ministers and vice presidents

4- Curbing inflation and controlling the foreign exchange and gold markets

5- Focus on production growth

6- Avoiding hasty decisions influenced by extremist currents.

Majid Amir Rahimi, an epidemiologist, physiologist, disease and public health expert who also participates in political and social discussions, responded to Jalal Rashidi's remarks by stating: "In my opinion, Mr. Raisi's resignation and holding early presidential and parliamentary elections, by broadening the circle of qualifications, will be the biggest and best political action in 1402."

Many also reacted to the statements of the government spokesman and the parliament member. There were also numerous tweets stating that there are more problems in Iran that should be put on the government's agenda, of course, if there is a government, a government that does not even have a head. The head of the government is not in the pastor, but in the Supreme Leader's House. Even the first deputy is not Mr. Raisi, but Mojtaba, Aghazadeh Khamenei. Mr. Raisi is nothing more than a decoration for the government, so whether early elections are held or not, it makes no difference to the government and the people. Iran's problems are more than can be solved by putting several measures on the agenda. The root problem is the overthrow of the Islamic Republic regime, after which Iran must be rebuilt.

The Iranian people will not be fooled by these words. The main issue of the country is not the elimination of filtering, which is a priority, or the import of cars that no one can afford, but the trial of the regime and its agents in international courts, which is a priority and should be on the agenda.