Which Nahj al-Balagha was that, Mr. Pezeshkian? When people are desperate, where should they seek refuge and to whom should they express their suffering?

 Ahmad Zeidabadi wrote on his Telegram channel:

 After the publication of a letter of complaint by a young industrial engineer whose entire family is being confiscated, the only contact made to his family was from the Inspectorate of the Imam's Command Headquarters in response to their request to Mr. Fattah to investigate the matter. In this call, it was emphasized that the Headquarters had no choice but to implement the confiscation order completely and immediately, and there was no deadline!

It was possible that Mr. Mohseni Ejei, as the addressee of that letter, would at least issue an order to listen to the hearts of these families, but so far there has been no news from the parliamentarians that justice cannot be expected!

In the meantime, how come no contact has been made with this young man by the executive branch to at least ask how much he is worth?
So where should the helpless people take refuge and tell their suffering to whom?

We have read in Nahj al-Balaghah that when the Syrian army raided the house of a Jewish family in the territory of Ali's rule and stole an anklet from their daughter's foot, Mola Ali slapped his cheek in public out of grief and anger and shouted that if someone dies from this pain, he is not to be blamed.

Now, how come Mr. President does not listen to the cry of oppression of the young people whose family life is being confiscated by the agents of the government, nor does he take it upon himself!

Where does all this coldness and indifference towards people's rights come from?  It means that it is not possible to tell the presidential inspection to see what this young man is saying?  Is it too hard?  Is this also a security issue that they avoid interfering in?