Sistan and Baluchistan government punishment warning to fuel dealers and Kalaberg

Zahedan- The Director General of Sistan and Baluchistan Government Penalties warned about the legal consequences of their illegal buying and selling, stressing that the subsidies are allocated to support the livelihood of households.

Zahedan- The Director General of Sistan and Baluchistan Government Penalties warned about the legal consequences of their illegal buying and selling, stressing that the subsidies are allocated to support the livelihood of households.

According to Mehr reporter, Iraj Azizi said in a gathering of reporters on Saturday afternoon: Fuel quota and electronic goods are allocated for the purpose of supporting the livelihood of households and should not be turned into a tool to earn money through illegal buying and selling.

Director General of Sistan-Baluchistan State Penitentiary added: Illegal buying and selling or handing over of subsidized quotas can have legal consequences, and the violators will face legal punishments and corresponding fines in case of violation.

Referring to the importance of protecting national funds, he stated: the use of fuel quota should be in accordance with the actual need and any misuse of fuel cards is the basis for wasting public resources and causing disruption in the fuel distribution system.

Azizi also warned about stray fuel cards and asked card holders and car buyers and sellers to carefully check and determine the status of the fuel card and responsibility for possible violations when setting up sales or rental contracts.

He pointed out: fuel card holders should take the possible warnings of the relevant authorities seriously; Because confirmed violations can lead to the blocking of the fuel card and the imposition of legal restrictions.

In the end, the Director General of Government Penalties of the province emphasized the necessity of proper use of government support and urged the citizens to avoid financial losses and legal consequences for themselves and their families by avoiding illegal transactions of subsidized quotas.