Oppositionists are pushed by riot police from Tverskaya. They chant: "Where were you yesterday?"

A number of socio-political actions dedicated to the Constitution Day were held in Moscow on Sunday. Most of them were agreed with the metropolitan authorities, the militia harshly nascent rallies harshly stopped.

At the same time, the opposition, after the agreed rally on Pushkinskaya Square, was one of the organizers of which was the leader of the Left Front Sergey Udaltsov, tried to hold an inconsistent action on Tverskaya Square. The police detained several people for participating in the rally, among whom were Udaltsov and the chairman of the Moscow branch of the Russian Automobiles Federation Sergey Kanaev.

"The detainee for participation in the unauthorized action of Sergei Udaltsov was released from the Tver Office, Kanaev is still in the police department," said RIA Novosti .

During the last unauthorized action "Day of anger" on November 12, one of the police officers was injured. Later, the Tver court of Moscow authorized the arrest of the Left Front activist Grigory Torbeev, who threw a burning fire at the policeman. In total, 12 people were detained for participating in an unauthorized action, including its organizers - Udaltsov and activist of the “Left Front” Konstantin Kosyakin.

After the rally at the Pushkinskaya, opposition by the call of Udaltsov began to break through to the city hall. The metropolitan riot police pushed the participants in the unauthorized protest on Tverskaya Square, but they moved to the Tver police department, Interfax reports.

The protesters chanted: "Freedom to Sergey Udaltsov!" And "Where were you yesterday?" The entrances were blocked to the underground transitions from the monument to the city hall.

The riot police tried to prevent the blocking of Tverskaya Street, for this, they returned to Tverskaya Street, the Interfax correspondent reports. The teams sounded: "Return to the original. We must prevent Tverskaya blocking with the protesters!"

Meanwhile, a group of protesters in the amount of 100 people decided to reach the Tver branch of the police, where they delivered Udaltsov's previously detained.

However, the group of manifestants requiring the liberation of Udaltsov could not break through the police cordons to the building of the Tver ATS. In turn, OMON employees cordoned off Tverskaya Square and limited people's access to it. At the same time, the passers -by hardly managed to go through a police cordon. Udaltsov himself said that he was detained after the end of the action agreed with the metropolitan authorities, which took place on Pushkinskaya Square.

“After the action, I asked its participants to turn flags and banners to join us, reach the city hall and transfer our requirements. After that, the police blocked the exits from the square and began to detain people. They grabbed me, torn his jacket and dragged me to the car carrier,” Daltsov said on the phone from the Tverskoye department.

"I saw how several people were detained. I find it difficult to say where they were delivered, because only one of me was brought to the Tver branch. What offense they are incriminated to me is also unknown," he said.

Meanwhile, the cause of the riots that occurred on Manezhnaya Square on Saturday was the corruption and inaction of law enforcement agencies, Boris Nemtsov said at the authorized rally.

"What happened is not just a conflict, the reason is the corruption and inaction of law enforcement agencies. Fans rightly demanded to punish the murderers of their comrade, but the authorities showed weakness here," he said.

At the same time, he expressed concern that such actions of aggressive nationalists can lead to the collapse of the country. "We are a multinational country, and such incidents as yesterday create a threat to the unity of the Russian Federation. This is an interethnic conflict, it poses a threat to the collapse of the country," he said.

In anticipation of a rally on Pushkinskaya Square, a collection of signatures was organized for the resignation of the mayor of Khimki Vladimir Strelchenko, as well as in support of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev.

“Dear Mr. President, and you, and I know well that the sentence of Khodorkovsky and Lebedev is a foregone conclusion. Both you, and I know well that only you can save these people,” the postcards say that the assembled is invited to enter their personal data and signature.

The protesters also demanded the "deputyization" of Russia, that is, the resignation of Vladimir Putin.