In a situation where the performance of Mowalizadeh, the Governor of Khuzestan, has brought nothing but corruption and dissatisfaction for the people of the province, information received indicates that Mowalizadeh's luxurious lifestyle, funded by the people of the province, has sparked a new wave of anger among the local population.
A 2000-square-meter house and exclusive services; the luxurious life of the Governor
According
to obtained images and documents, Mowalizadeh, with the privilege of Sadrianfar, the CEO of the Water and Electricity Organization of Khuzestan, has acquired a 2000-square-meter house in the Golestan area. Using the hotel kitchen and ordering expensive meals, and instructing that the hotel café must provide 24-hour service to Mowalizadeh's family, are just parts of this luxurious lifestyle.
Informed
sources have stated that the ongoing expenses of Mowalizadeh's family sometimes exceed his official salary, clearly indicating the receipt of additional privileges by this manager in exchange for lobbying for administrative managers in the province.
In one
reported case, by Mowalizadeh's order, the pool of the complex was made exclusive for his family, and other members were not allowed to enter. Full-time use of the hotel's laundry services is another aspect of the luxurious life of a manager whose province's people are struggling with economic hardship and poverty.
The issue is not limited to the Governor's son. According to reports, Mowalizadeh's wife is so directly involved in executive affairs that the local people have dubbed her the First Lady of the province.
The Governor of Khuzestan's daughter has also been prominently present alongside her father in recent months, and there have been reports of her making comments in meetings with the province's executive managers.
These
reports have brought public anger and dissatisfaction in Khuzestan to a peak, with people believing that while they are advised to be patient, government officials place no limits on the luxuries in their own lives.
