Former vice-president of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC), ex-chairman of the board of directors of North Caucasus Resorts OJSC (KSK) Akhmed Bilalov, against whoma criminal case was opened for abuse of power , is outside Russia.
“According to our information, Bilalov is in Germany,” the press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs told Interfax.
Today it became known that a criminal case has been opened against Akhmed Bilalov. The prosecutor's office discovered that when Bilalov was the chairman of the board of directors of KSK, the company did not comply with the law when concluding transactions, measures were not taken to preserve the property acquired by KSK for statutory purposes - a weather station, the company's costs for management activities in 2012 were 1.3 times higher than expenses KSK for investment. In addition, the prosecutor's office found violations related to Bilalov's activities and unreasonable expenses on luxurious trips of the company's management to foreign countries.
After Russian President Vladimir Putin drew attention on February 6, 2013 to the violation of the deadlines for commissioning the ski jump complex in Sochi and the rapid rise in cost of this project, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak said that Akhmed Bilalov, who led the company building the complex, would soon leave positions of vice-president of the Russian Olympic Committee and president of OJSC North Caucasus Resorts. On February 18, it became known that the Accounts Chamber found violations during construction in Sochi. On the same day, Akhmed Bilalov, without waiting for the meeting of the executive committee of the Olympic Committee on February 19, submitted an application for his dismissal from the post of vice-president of the ROC at his own request.