Some local sources in Gachsaran have exposed the nepotistic appointments made under the pressure of Gholamreza Tajgardoon, the city's representative, and have called for oversight bodies to intervene in this case. Reports show that the recruitment process and appointment of individuals in some projects and companies active in the region have been carried out under the direct order of Tajgardoon.
Familial Appointments and Political Influence
According to these reports, some job opportunities and managerial positions in the region's industrial projects have been given to individuals who have familial ties or close connections with Gholamreza Tajgardoon and his brother Hamid Tajgardoon. Among them, individuals named Fakher Karami and Reza Karami have been mentioned, and it is claimed that their appointment or employment was based on relationships and political influence.
Additionally, the reports mention the head of the labor department of Gachsaran County, named Chehre Azad, who has played a role in introducing individuals affiliated with Tajgardoon to certain organizations to gain his approval. Critics say that relatives and close associates of this parliamentary representative have been employed in the region's oil and industrial companies in recent years. In this regard, an individual named Dashti, the head of Tajgardoon's office, has also been mentioned, whose family members have been employed in the oil and polymer companies of Gachsaran.
False Advertising and Threats Against Critics
According to local activists, the Tajgardoon family has hired thugs and set up fake pages on social networks to promote this representative with false advertising and use threats and intimidation to prevent criticism of his corruption. Critics also point to the role of Hamid Tajgardoon, who, with a background in geography teaching, has gained influence at the level of governor and mayor, issuing similar orders to his brother for urban decisions, and managers are forced to comply with him.
This form of Tajgardoon's violations has previously been revealed in multiple cases involving his role in major petrochemical company contracts and the appointments of managers and board members in the energy sector, but oversight bodies have never taken effective action against this network of violations, nepotism, and corruption.
