
The Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg extended to the leader of the Russian party Nikolai Bondarik, accused of organizing provocations on the day of the celebration of Id al-Adha (Kurban-Bayrama), the term of detention in the pre-trial detention center until April 15. This was reported by RAPSI with reference to Pavel Lepshin, a nationalist lawyer.
Lepshin added that the court did not answer him the previously filed complaint, in which the decision was disputed to bring Bondarik to criminal liability as the accused. He also sent such a complaint besides the court. The heads of the city department of the TFR Alexander Klaus and the prosecutor of St. Petersburg Sergey Litvinenko.
According to Fontanka.ru, before a meeting on Thursday, the police evacuated cars parked there from the Vyborg court. In addition, at the request of law enforcement officers, the front door was blocked to the technical college of management and commerce located in the same building. Students and college teachers used black strokes.
Bondarik was detained in St. Petersburg on October 16, 2013 and arrested the next day. The court hearing was held closed at the request of an investigator who exiled to the need to ensure the safety of witnesses, information about the place of residence of which is contained in the case file. Witnesses in the case are persons who caused their injuries in order to pass them out for traces of attacks. According to the investigation, they gave exposing testimonies against Bondarik.
On October 23, Bondarik was charged . He is charged with two episodes under paragraph "in" part 2 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement by an organized group of hatred and enmity on the grounds of nationality and attitude to religion), which provides for up to five years of the colony.
According to the investigation, Bondarik bowed a 16-year-old teenager to injure his hand with a knife, and then posted on the Internet false information about the attack on his national motives. In addition, Bondarik is suspected of suggesting to a certain Vasily Baranov for 20 thousand rubles to allow himself to injure himself from traumatic weapons. On October 15, near the stall on the Prospekt Avenue, the Bondarik's accomplices caused Baranov a firearm wound to the back. After that, Baranov told the policemen and doctors that the seller of the stall wounded him.
The investigation believes that this information was used by the participants of the criminal group organized by Bondarik "to arouse hatred and enmity to immigrants from the regions of Central Asia and the Caucasus, as well as to persons professing the Muslim religion."
On November 13, the St. Petersburg City Court canceled the decision of the district court on the arrest of Bondarik. The case was aimed at a new consideration. However, the court of first instance again decided to arrest the accused during the investigation.
After the arrest, Bondarik found a closed form of tuberculosis. It is contained in the SIZO-6 in the village of Gorelovo, the Leningrad Region, since there is a tuberculosis hospital in this isolator, and drug treatment undergoes.