Mohseni Eje'i, Head of the Judiciary: We cannot publish every incorrect and inaccurate statement in the name of fighting corruption.

Sheikh Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje'i in Yazd: In the course of confronting corruption, sometimes statements are also published that are incorrect and inaccurate.

For instance, it was announced a while ago that a fuel smuggler had paid an 11,000 billion Toman fine within two hours. I immediately followed up on this, because fundamentally, no bank has the capacity for such a payment, and it is not the case that a convict brings this much money and we don't investigate its origin.

In any case, it became clear that the published statement was incorrect. Subsequently, a correction was issued by FARAJA (Police Command) stating that the intention was 11,000 billion Rials. I followed up on that too, and it turned out to be incorrect.

This is an example of distorted and untrue news in the field of fighting corruption. The point is, we cannot publish every incorrect and inaccurate statement in the name of fighting corruption.

That concerned student is right to complain about the imbalance (incompatibility) of some banks, but do you know how much I followed up and cried out about this issue, and that some results have been achieved, and one of the imbalanced banks has been legally enforced, and other related legal processes in this regard are underway?