Japanese police are arrested by the followers of the Aum-Sinrik sect

The Japanese police hold the arrests of the followers of the Aum-Sinrik sect in Tokyo. According to the representative of the Tokyo police department today, one of the leaders of the Alef religious group (earlier Aum-Sinrika), 37-year-old Naruhito Noda, was arrested. He is accused of unlicensed trade in medical drugs, RIA Novosti reports.

The police plans to detain several more people, added to management.

Eight members of the sect have already been convicted. As the investigation found out, they imported flavors from China, which were then sold without a license as a skin care products and to prevent allergies.

The heads of the sect, including Seko Asahara, were sentenced to death and the long time for conclusion for conducting a terrorist attack in the Tokyo metro in 1995 using the nerve gas of Zarin and other serious crimes.