In Bashkiria, the local Organized Crime Control Department persecutes a Muslim family

Ali Sadekov, a resident of a Bashkir village, appealed to the prosecutor of the republic with a request to protect the Sadekov family "from unscrupulous law enforcement officers."

The family moved from Moscow to a Bashkir village, where they were persecuted by the local police department. The acquaintances of the Sadekovs "are called to work, pulled, summoned to the police station, convinced that I, an artist, a potter, as well as my wife, a candidate of pedagogical sciences, a teacher of Russian language and literature, my four-year-old son and two-year-old daughter, are potential terrorists ", - Ali Sadekov's address says.

The Sadekovs themselves were denied temporary registration, and the detective of the Organized Crime Control Department of Beloretsk D. Petrov demanded to move to another region.

"We were clearly given to understand that if necessary, if we resist, they can plant compromising items (drugs, weapons). They gave us 2 weeks to think it over (since October 24)," A. Sadekov said. At the same time, neither the Ministry of Internal Affairs nor the FSB of the Republic have any claims against the family.

Sources

• Muscovites-Muslims who arrived in the Bashkir village are pursued by the local Organized Crime Control Department // Islam.ru. 2007. October 30.