Ali Bakhtiar: The seventh parliament is primarily responsible for the current situation.

Hello, this is Didar Studio. I am Nasrin Niknam, and this is another program from Titr. Our guest today is Mr. Ali Bakhtiar, former representative of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, and we are going to discuss the important issue of gasoline and its price increase with him. Bakhtiar, hello, and welcome. I also greet you, your colleagues, and the very good Didar News media, which reflects the daily news according to the specific needs of society and the people. Thank you. That's kind of you, Engineer. Today is the 12th of Azar, and starting Saturday, according to what Mr. Pishgahi's government announced, the gasoline rate will change. And based on what the government has currently discussed, we are supposed to have an experience called dual-rate gasoline, which still raises many questions for people and hasn't settled in their minds, because yesterday, I think I saw some news saying that some newly registered cars, imported cars, those who own multiple cars, are not subject to those previous two rates. I want to ask you if this way of announcing the gasoline rate—gasoline, which is very important to people, especially after the '98 incident—do you think this approach taken and the decision made was the right and timely decision or not? Let me tell you that governments after the seventh parliament, in the price stabilization plan, all governments—whether conservative, reformist, or independent—with any approach, governments that came to power after the seventh parliament faced a fundamental challenge in the gasoline sector in the price stabilization plan. It's not just gasoline. Our challenge is all energy carriers. All energy carriers had a correct procedure governing them.