Censorship-Samobravka

The musicians of the Makoulture group Evgeny Alekhin and Konstantin Strokolsky were fined one thousand rubles each for the use of obscene vocabulary in a public place. According to the ATS-Info, the justice of the Basmanny Court found them guilty under Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism). The maximum punishment under this article is 15 days of arrest.

The musicians were detained on Sunday evening in the Bauman Garden at the Megaveganfest festival. Alekhina and Strokolsky took from the stage after the performance of three compositions, including the anti -Putin song . Eyewitnesses claim that obscene words from the stage did not sound. The detainees were left in the department before the court.

“In fact, the guys did not especially swear. Just someone sang about a certain king who did not want to leave the throne, and about our valiant police officers. The“ Police of the Future ”,“ The All Universe ”and“ Gazdanov ” - the tracks that they managed to sing,” wrote civilian activist Matvey Krylov on his twitter.

Konstantin Strokolsky, a former National Economic Council, in 2006 received a conditional term for the "anti -ecstromist" criminal article for the Internet publication about the NBP. Strokolsky works as an editor in the Internet edition of Open.ru. Evgeny Alekhin is the author of several books and many magazine publications, the laureate of the 2004 Debut literary prize.