The healer came across in Ingushetia, using neurolinguistic programming, who joined young people to Wahhabism

In the village of Plyevo, Nazranovsky district of Ingushetia, the police detained the healer, under the guise of treating young people to the extremist religious course of Wahhabism. This was reported by "Interfax" with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia.

The organs searched the household where the treatment sessions took place, and seized three stores there to the Kalashnikov assault rifle, two stores to a sniper rifle, two empty machine -gun ribbons, a grenade launcher and 124 automatic cartridges. In addition, 22 Wahhabitsky brochures were seized, 22 audio cassettes, 38 discs and a music center.

The fact that in the village of Plievo some healers are engaged in the expulsion of demons and other evil spirits that have been instilled in people, in the Ministry of Internal Affairs recognized by rumors. They were contradictory: different things were spoken of about the forms, methods and results of treatment. Therefore, the institution fell into the field of view of law enforcement agencies.

“After long observations, the investigators suggested that the healers were engaged in a kind of neurolinguistic programming in order to introduce young people to the extremist religious course of Wahhabism,” the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

According to him, after operational events, nine men and women aged 16 to 33 were taken to the police from an interrupted session, and the “doctor” himself was 21 -year -old B. Gardanov.

According to psychologists who talked with delivered patients, many of these young people, even a few hours after the session, observed a state of prostration, the lack of a sense of real time and space, excitement, aggressiveness and phobias, noted in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

A criminal case has been instituted on this fact under the article "illegal storage, wearing weapons and ammunition." The seized brochures, discs and cassettes are sent to Tatarstan for examination to identify extremist content in them.

The owner of the premises, which should be responsible for the illegal storage of ammunition, is currently hiding from law enforcement agencies.