<p>In this article, we present a modified version of the multispring system paradox, and then we introduce a resolution to it by extending the Lorentz transformation for the current and charge densities to the electrically neutral objects, such as springs, in order to demonstrate the nonuniform distribution of the rotating springs in the original paradox. Although the presented resolution seems to interestingly resolve the paradox, it is shown that a simpler version of the said paradox is still valid, to which the introduced resolution is not applicable. In general, it is deduced that the special theory of relativity’s approach to the problem is still vague, and the origin of the paradox cannot be disclosed easily.</p>