A native of Uzbekistan was beaten in the Moscow region

On April 30, 2011, on the Korenevo platform of the Kazan direction of the Moscow Railway, a native of Uzbekistan, Chingiz Formanov (b. 1990), was beaten.

The young man stood and waited for the train to Moscow. Unexpectedly on the platform two groups of football fans came in, judging by the scarves, fans "Spartacus" and some other team, between the fans began brawl. In the hands of one of the fighters was a knife. Several people noticed Ch. Formanov, attacked him, shouting "Chock! Get out!" , knocked down, severely kicked on the head and back, and thrown onto flights. He managed to climb onto the platform before the arrival of the train and get to home.

Relatives called an ambulance, which took the victim away in hospital. On the way, the doctors said that " the whole day they are transported to hospitals battered Caucasians and Asians ."

The victim was diagnosed with a concussion. Doctors have reported incident to the internal affairs authorities.

Sources

• Gannushkina S. May Day on rails // Human rights in Russia. 2011. May 4.