
The Center "E" turned to a member of the Federal Political Council of Solidarity to Sergey Davidis to give him a letter demanding to submit a number of traffic documents. The politician announced this on his Facebook page. The CPE employee, who called Davidis, noticed that he was acting on behalf of the prosecutor's office. “I naturally refused to accept such letters,” the oppositionist wrote.
The politician explained his refusal by the fact that the "requirement of documents from an organization that does not want anything from the state, without claiming its registration, seems absurd." In addition, he noticed, most of the requested documents simply does not exist. Also, Davidis concluded, he is not endowed with the authority to accept such letters.
The CPE employee tried to convince the opposition that in the interests of "solidarity" to get a document and appeal it, but Davidis rejected his arguments.
In early April, Kasparov.ru, citing activist Yegor Savin, who is part of the Novosibirsk Regional Political Forest of Solidarity, reported an interest in the movement by prosecutors in the regions. Savin said that he was called for an interview in the supervisory department of Berdsk, the suburbs of Novosibirsk. He also noticed that the prosecutor's office in the Chelyabinsk region tried to check the activities of "solidarity".