
The State TV channel "Russia-1" will present the case of corruption of the ex-head of the Ministry of Agriculture, and now the assistant to the President of Russia on agriculture Elena Skrynnik, the Independent Gazeta reports . The authors of compromising evidence will try to prove that the Skrynnik as the head of Rosagrolysing and as a minister caused damage in the amount of at least 40 billion rubles.
"It seems that Elena Skrynnik decided to recall all the sins that she made since December 2001," the newspaper writes. The film will show all the activity of Skrynnik, its career growth and various sins that the investigating authorities are engaged in.
The first scandal with her participation happened in 2002. The Accounts Chamber, which checked the head of the Rosagrolysing OJSC, established that the cost of agricultural machinery purchased for the needs of the agricultural sector increased by 38.9 percent compared to the manufacturer's vacation price. In 2008, the Prosecutor General’s Office became interested in the activities of Rosagrolysing. She opened the scheme of scrolling budget funds through Rosagrolysing and their output to offshore.
"A striking, but with such a dubious track record and a thick train, suspicions of corruption and assignment of budgetary funds, Skrynnik continued his career growth, heading the Ministry of Agriculture in the government of Vladimir Putin," the newspaper writes. The post of minister Skrynnik has been held from March 2009 to May 2012.
Currently, Skrynnik is called for interrogation in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Central Federal District. There is an investigation of budget funds allocated to the agricultural sector of the Lipetsk region. Skrynnik for interrogations is not due to the fact that he lives and is treated abroad, and in early August she became a mother again - she gave birth to twins. She went abroad with Putin's permission. At the same time, she promises to return to Russia and answer all questions of interest immediately after recovery.
The publication notes that the film about Skrynnik is the continuation of the chain of corruption scandals that began with the exposure of the officials of the Ministry of Defense, and continued to dismiss "of their own free will" by the head of the RKS Yuri Urlychich and the resignation of the head of Rostelecom Alexander Suppotorov. An impression is created, writes NG that some power deliberately excites the public with new messages about corruption among senior officials, so that old facts are forgotten.