Dear Managing Director of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company and esteemed representatives of the people of the province in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, the signatories of a campaign in Hormozgan have urgently requested attention to the issue of the 50-liter limit on free gasoline allocated to each vehicle.
Free Gasoline Limitations and Pressure on People's Livelihoods
This campaign arises particularly at a time when people are facing rising living costs and economic pressures. Limiting access to free gasoline can have negative effects on daily commuting, employment, and economic activities of families, especially for the middle and low-income classes, drivers, and business owners.
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Specific Demands from Officials
The signatories of this campaign outlined their demands in five points:
- Immediate review of the 50-liter limit on free gasoline: They called for an examination of the foundations and effects of this limitation and actions commensurate with the actual living conditions of the people of Hormozgan.
- Increased oversight of the distribution network and action against violators: A request was made for increased inspections and identification of potential smuggling and illegal fuel distribution cases by the responsible authorities.
- Publication of official and documented explanations regarding decisions: The signatories demanded transparency regarding the reasons for implementing this limitation and its effects on people's lives.
- Official involvement of the governor's office and parliamentary representatives to resolve the issue: It is expected that the governor of Hormozgan and the representatives of the people in parliament will officially pursue the matter.
- Necessary actions to rectify the current situation: A request was made for immediate examination and necessary decisions to address existing problems.
These demands have been expressed as a defense of people's livelihoods and the preservation of citizens' rights, and it is expected that officials will address this issue with transparent and fair decisions. The signatories of this campaign are emphasizing the need for fuel resource management and combating violations, believing that the responsibility for this should lie with the supervisory authorities, not the general public.
Call for Public Support
The signatories invite the citizens of Hormozgan to support this legal and civil demand by signing this campaign. They seek reasonable access to fuel and proper management of resources so that instead of imposing costs on the people, violators are held accountable.
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