Mr. Karimi, head of the Mostazafan Foundation, came and spoke about the state of the foundation, sharing details that are lamentable. Apparently, the foundation owes about sixty billion tomans to the banks.
Mr. Karimi, head of the Mostazafan Foundation, came and spoke about the state of the foundation, sharing details that are lamentable. Apparently, the foundation owes about sixty billion tomans to the banks. This debt was left behind by the owners of the confiscated or seized assets. Reckless loans were taken out using influence, putting up these same properties as collateral, some of which are now worth less than the loan amounts. Confiscated construction and contracting companies are unable to continue their operations, and their employees are idle yet receiving salaries. Disorganized seizures and confiscations by the courts continuously add to the foundation's problems.
Ultimately, a solution must be found. It seems that these companies and pledged assets—especially the luxury hotels and buildings, some of which carry debts exceeding their actual value—pose a major problem, particularly given the high expectations raised among the public without clarifying the realities.
News of a fire in several rooms at the Central Committee and the explosion of some ammunition, along with the rumors generated around it, is the topic of the day; although it is not significant, counter-revolutionaries have spread rumors that the enemy planted a bomb and blew up the old Parliament building. The official news is that an electrical short circuit caused the fire.
In the afternoon, Colonel Vahid Dastjerdi, head of the National Police (Shahrbani), came and brought the record of a police colonel whom the President's office had officially requested to dismiss a few days ago via a formal letter over his interview regarding the university incident, and whom they had removed from the leadership of the Tehran Police. [Colonel Vahid Dastjerdi] did not have accurate information about the Central Committee fire.
Mr. Nazarizadeh Kermani, a candidate for the Bandar Lengeh parliamentary seat, came; he was concerned about the annulment of the first round of elections. In the evening, Effat's relatives were our guests. We watched the movie The Master Thief (Shah Dozd); it was interesting.
I spoke with Mr. Khamenei on the phone; we discussed Mr. Bani-Sadr's excessive demands regarding the powers of the Supreme Defense Council after returning to the Constitution, as well as Mr. Fallahi's pressure to take delivery of the documents from the Council's secretariat.
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