07-04-2025, 09:18 PM
Utaristan Times
International Translation
President Arslonov's decree establishes a special office for the fight against corruption
International Translation
President Arslonov's decree establishes a special office for the fight against corruption
13. 11. 5632 | Cise, Utaristan
A few hours ago, the president of Utaristan, Yunis Arslonov, signed a decree that establishes the Special Office of Anti-Corruption Investigations as part of his endeavours against corruption. This new office will be overseen directly by the president and thus independent of any intervention by rogue elements of the government. The Special Office will be headed by Special Director Damir Orozaliev, an experienced police officer and former Chief of Cise Police.
According to the presidential decree, the new office will have wide-ranging powers to investigate any person suspected of corruption, including even ministers, members of the National Assembly, and other high-ranking politicians and bureaucrats. Special Director Orozaliev has released his first statement at the helm of the Special Office, in which he thanked President Arslonov for this opportunity and promised to root out all corruption that rots our country from within.
While people of Utaristan and loyal servants of the state fully stand behind this course of action, some traitors, especially from within the corrupt National Assembly, have called this "dictatorial", claiming that President Arslonov will be able to frame and arrest anyone. While these accusations are simply absurd and show how little loyalty the snakes that plague our homeland have, President Arslonov has responded anyway, explaining that these are simply measures to rid our country of the rot of corruption, and no honest servant of the state has anything to fear.
According to the presidential decree, the new office will have wide-ranging powers to investigate any person suspected of corruption, including even ministers, members of the National Assembly, and other high-ranking politicians and bureaucrats. Special Director Orozaliev has released his first statement at the helm of the Special Office, in which he thanked President Arslonov for this opportunity and promised to root out all corruption that rots our country from within.
While people of Utaristan and loyal servants of the state fully stand behind this course of action, some traitors, especially from within the corrupt National Assembly, have called this "dictatorial", claiming that President Arslonov will be able to frame and arrest anyone. While these accusations are simply absurd and show how little loyalty the snakes that plague our homeland have, President Arslonov has responded anyway, explaining that these are simply measures to rid our country of the rot of corruption, and no honest servant of the state has anything to fear.
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