Muslims accuse the police leadership of the city of Buguruslan and employees of the RUBOP of the Orenburg region of a targeted attack on adherents of Islam

In the article by A. Yamtsev, published on the portal of the Union of Muslim Journalists of Russia Islam-Info , the head of the Buguruslan District Department of Internal Affairs (Orenburg Region) A.G. Simonov and the head of the department of the RUBOP of the Orenburg region for combating terrorism and extremism A.M. Voider is accused of organizing the persecution of Muslims. According to A. Yamtsev, during the next check of A.M. Voider and an employee of the Orenburg RUBOP D.M. Kozhukhov was thrown into the territory of the Buguruslan madrassah "Al-Furqan", where, in particular, about 20 immigrants from Chechnya are studying, a can of explosive. A criminal case was opened, and in early November a search was carried out in the madrassas and teachers' homes. As A. Yamtsev writes, the search was carried out with numerous violations, and the sobrists mocked Muslims and insulted them ("One of the policemen present, exhaling cigarette smoke into the detained Muslim, said: "The time will come, we will make you kiss bare-headed crosses and icons" "" ). In addition, the author of the article believes that November 4 was deliberately chosen for the action, which was proposed to be declared the Day of National Unity in memory of overcoming the Troubles.

A. Yamtsev accuses A.G. Simonov in contributing to the split of the country ("... in his scandalous speech, Simonov calls the North Caucasus - the far abroad, and Tatarstan and the Sverdlovsk region - the near abroad. Is this not a confirmation of the worst fears of President V.V. Putin for the unity of the country?") and in xenophobia ("Simonov also repeatedly stated in his speech that the citizens of the North Caucasus have no place in Buguruslan, and indeed in all of Russia, and that the Buguruslan population should help him in this"). “...It was after Simonov became the chief of police in Buguruslan,” writes A. Yamtsev, “that local Muslim women in headscarves began to be pushed out of buses, and local Muslims, even with a passport and residence permit, were detained and for many keep hours in the "monkey" for no reason."

At the same time, the author of the article stipulates that the prosecutor N.I. Svetlov, "despite all his dislike for the madrasah ... acted only in a legal way. And it is impossible to close a madrasah in a legal way."

Sources

• Yamtsev A. Will Muslims be forced to kiss icons? Buguruslan militia dreams of Christianizing Muslims // Islam-Info. 2004. November 30.