Karbaschi: Hemmati's impeachment was political, the situation may get worse/ The more Pezeshkian falls short and gives a share, the more emboldened the other side becomes

Gholamhossein Karbaschi, Reformist Political Activist:

First, in any case, the representatives should tell their voters that we have done something, while they know that with the arrival and departure of people like Hemmati, there will be no opening in the problems. As long as our foreign issues and trade bottlenecks are not eliminated, the economic situation will not improve.

The parliament knows these things better than anyone else, and the representatives cannot deny them. The root of the problems is there, and anyone who says otherwise has turned a blind eye to reality.

The move that was made was more of a political move and will not have any positive impact on people's lives. The situation may even get worse.

We hope that Mr. Pezeshkian will be able to organize other issues that are the roots of people's economic problems and help the country's economic situation.

Perhaps Mr. Hemmati was not innocent, and perhaps he never thought that he would ask for a vote of confidence in front of this faction. In any case, after the 2021 elections, Mr. Hemmati was an active critic of economic issues.

Many of these things were true, but he presented them in a tone and manner of expression that might have upset many of these gentlemen.

If the person who comes, if he has art, we have to see how he can affect people's lives. Certainly, Mr. Pezeshkian is not going to replace Hemmati with someone from the Resistance Front.

 Certainly, he would bring someone who was of the same mind as him and Mr. Hemmati. If the parliament still wants to deal with it, it should do so. After all, the country's problems are plagued by these differences of tastes and such, and the people can see the results of it.  

In any case, this is Mr. Pezeshian's taste. We consider Mr. Pezeshkian to be an honest, good-hearted, and pure person who wants to serve. However, political experience has shown that slogans such as "consensus" do not have such a reciprocal effect in the country.

In other words, the shorter a person is, the more emboldened the other person becomes. Unfortunately, there is such a political dichotomy in the country. Mr. Pezeshkian has come too short to attract the cooperation of political factions. It is not just Mr. Hemmati's argument.

They have religious and non-religious platforms on all issues and everywhere, and they preach and give speeches, and it is not as if they have taken consensus seriously.  

The more he gives to people, the more emboldened they become. In any case, Mr. Pezeshkian is the president and he must try with all his might to fulfill the promises he has made to the people and use all means.

But if it wants to give shares to individuals, the country is not run by a joint stock company. Rather, it should see who can solve the country's problems and use them.