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Has Zanjani Become a Symbol of Normalizing Corruption?

The return of Babak Zanjani to the scene is not only a warning for society but also a sign of the normalization of corruption in a troubled economy.

Has Zanjani Become a Symbol of Normalizing Corruption? X / Fakalantari
Has Zanjani Become a Symbol of Normalizing Corruption?

What has happened to the economic situation of the youth in this country that we are witnessing this strange scene today: a group of young people in 'Dot One' clothing standing around Babak Zanjani and framing him? This man, who has been known for years as a symbol of one of the largest corruption cases, is now being reintroduced to society with a stage, camera, and personal brand.

Showcasing the Normalization of Corruption

This is not just Zanjani's return; it is a display of the normalization of corruption in a society where it seems that corruption has become a natural occurrence. Young people who should have a bright future are now standing next to a controversial figure and appear to have no unpleasant feelings about this reality. This image not only jeopardizes the future of the youth but also sends a clear message to society: corruption can become normalized at any time and place.