Mossadegh: The salary of 50% of the staff of the judiciary is less than 7 million

According to Fars News Agency, Hojjat-ul-Islam Wal-Muslimin Mossadegh, the first deputy of the Judiciary, visited the Mofteh Judicial Complex this morning (December 15) and assessed the current situation. While attending various sections of the judiciary, he issued orders to process cases more quickly.

The First Deputy of the Judiciary also listened to the legal and judicial problems of the clients and issued the necessary orders to process their requests.

Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Mossadegh, in a speech to the staff of the complex, stressed that all efforts should be focused on handling people’s cases accurately and quickly.

In another part of his remarks, the First Deputy of the Judiciary said: “The enemy is trying to instill despair in the people through spreading rumors, and he has made every effort to destroy the hope that has been created in the hearts of the people.”

He said that in the period of transformation and excellence, unique services have been provided to the people, adding: “According to the polls, the level of people’s satisfaction with the judiciary and staff is high.”

Hojjat-ul-Islam and Muslims Mossadegh criticized the publication of some news in the false story of the 184 million Tomans salary of one of the employees of the Judiciary and said: We are ashamed of our administrative and judicial colleagues who live with a salary of 2 million and 3 million Tomans.

Hojjat-ul-Islam and Muslims Mossadegh continued by stating that the study of the average salary of 40 government institutions shows that the average salary of colleagues of the judiciary is less than these 40 government institutions, stressed: “The salary of our colleagues is very low and we want their salaries Other institutions or some less.

According to this report; Yesterday, Mohsen Borzoi, Director General of Administrative Affairs of the Judiciary, appeared on the program “Good Morning Iran” regarding the claim made about the salaries of Judiciary employees by the Administrative and Employment Organization. While it is suggested by the employment administrative organization that the presented statistics have a formal and substantive objection.

He also stated: 13 months’ salary of a staff member who has been paid in one go due to various problems, but the administrative and employment organization has stated it as the average payment.

The Director General of Administrative Affairs of the Judiciary, in another section, stating that the salaries of 50% of the staff and employees are less than 7 million Tomans, said: 36% of the colleagues receive salaries of 7 to 9 million Tomans.

Ali Al-Qasi Mehr, the Chief Justice of Tehran Province, also said during the visit that the Tehran judiciary suffers from a shortage of manpower, adding: “This shortage of manpower has caused problems in the process of handling people’s cases.”

The Chief Justice of Tehran Province stated: The most important problem of the judicial organization of Tehran Province, based on the statistics of procrastination, is the accumulation of cases from the past and the prolongation of the investigation process.

He added: “These problems do not only go to the Moftah Judicial Complex; Rather, the issue of lack of judges is a basic need in the Tehran judiciary that cannot be met by 5 or 10 judges.

Al-Qasi Mehr stressed the need for immediate action to address the shortage of judges and staff in the Tehran judiciary: “In order to expedite cases and prevent delays in the trial, a fundamental step must be taken to address the shortage of judges in the Tehran judiciary.”

The Chief Justice of Tehran Province, in response to a question about the situation of Judge Masoudi Maqam, said: “Only one transfer has taken place and he is still serving in the Third Branch of the Special Court for Investigating Crimes of Economic Disruptors and Corruptors.”

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