NCRI – According to reports, as looting and plundering by leaders and officials of the Iranian regime continues, the owners of 240 units of “Mehr” cooperative housing complex in Bandar Abbas (Southern Iran) staged a protest gathering on Thursday, November 3, in the courtyard of the complex.
They are protesting against the lack of delivery of the units to the owners and cessation of (construction) work as well as failing to address their claims and uncertainty of the bank and cost issues. They demanded this situation be investigated and the issue be addressed.
An owner of the cooperative housing units in Bandar Abbas said: “We have gathered to demand receiving our postponed claims and make our voice heard by the state officials.”
“Lack of accountability and transparency in the cooperative’s spending, the delay in the construction of housing, using low-quality materials, lack of transparency in the construction costs and spending which is the most important part of the owners’ protest, as well as uncertainty of the bank interests, uncertainty of the amount of bank loans and many others things are among the issues that have provoked protests by the owners of these units. We demand these problems be addressed quickly and residential units be finally delivered to the owners after several years of delay,” he added.
