ظاهرا پرسش از آنچه گفته بودند ذهن ایشان را برهم زد و تماس قطع شد و تماس‌های بعدی هم به جایی نرسید.

One and a half minutes before the end, suddenly the page turned. Apparently, the question about what they had said had confused their mind and the call was disconnected, and subsequent calls did not reach anywhere.
The ringtone of their mobile phone is the same as the one that says “Oh the sanctity of the sanctuary of the sick.” His name is Ali Asghar Bayat. Head of the Supreme Association of Retired Workers and Social Security Pensioners. Earlier, on June 10, 2020, in an interview with Mehr News Agency, he had criticized the 21% increase in the pensions of social

One and a half minutes left!

The respectful conversation began. But well! It didn’t end very respectfully. Of course, it’s easy to guess who heard the insults and “what does it have to do with you”s! The reporter and journalist, who for the crime of asking, had to stand in front of an authority, listen angrily and follow orders!
I asked, “You recently told Mehr News Agency that the equalization of retirees’ salaries has become a hostage to the incompetence of officials. Can you please explain what happened and why you brought up this issue?”
He suddenly became agitated, saying, “Are you the university professor who is accusing me? Mind your own business. Why should I give you an answer? What have you done that I should give you an answer?”
I tried to calm the conversation down to get to the rest of the discussion. I even used the phrase “yours sincerely” to calm this white-haired official down a bit. (I think I made a mistake. I showed too

Introduce yourself so I know why I should be talking to you. What should I talk to you about?
During our first call, I introduced myself with my name, last name, and the magazine I was calling from on behalf of Mr. Bayat. I responded, “Mr. Bayat, I am a journalist and I have a question for you.”
Ali Asghar Bayat apparently did not want to answer, this time using the excuse of being behind the wheel of his car or at least claiming to be, he said, “50 to 70 percent of my mind is occupied with driving. I cannot have my mind occupied with driving and answer you right now.”
It was decided that I would call him back in half an hour. But several calls later, I still did not receive a response. One call was picked up, I introduced myself, and the call was disconnected. Apparently, this retired head of the National Workers’ Union and recipient of a nationwide