Nemtsov was summoned to the magistrate court for the obscene insult to Putin

The group of Pro-Putinsky activists appealed to the Investigative Committee with a demand to institute criminal proceedings against the co-chair of the Party of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov under Article 319 of the Criminal Code (insulting a representative of the authorities). This was reported by the politician himself on his Facebook page. The case was refused, but Nemtsov received a summons in the magistrate.

“The Investigative Committee studied the question in detail. He conducted a linguistic examination of the phrase“ He is fucking, your Vladimir Putin. ”And he came to the conclusion that the word“ eb ** tya ”means“ with oddities, clogged. ”Well, even for the Investigative Committee, this turned out to be too much, the case was transferred to the magistrate court at the place of residence. I am waiting for a meeting with the aim of discussing the current The country has an environment, ”Nemtsov writes. He publishes a fragment of an expert opinion on this case.

Nemtsov notes that he did not want to write about this matter. However, the complainants themselves posted on the Internet unflattering words about Putin.

Nemtsov gave the Russian president back in April, in an interview at the Kiev Forum Ukraine-Russia: Dialogue.

Published a five -second video with a replica of Nemmtsov.

On July 9, a member of the Federation Council Valentina Petrenko demanded that the law enforcement agencies test the activities from Nemtsov to excite interethnic hatred and enmity , as well as extremist calls. On June 28 in Odessa, Nemtsov took part in the "Embroidery Marche", Petrenko said. Participants in the action, according to her, shouted offensive speech and slogans to Russia and its leadership.

According to Petrenko, the participation of Nemtsov in this action should be regarded as actions contrary to Russian law. The speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko supported this proposal and instructed the relevant committee on constitutional legislation to consider this statement.

Nemtsov himself said that Petrenko "urgently needs the help of a psychiatrist."

On April 11 and 6, on the facade of the Moscow House of Books on the New Arbat , banners were posted about the Fifth Column with portraits of Nemtsov, Alexei Navalny, Andrei Makarevich, Yuri Shevchuk, Boris Akunin, Dmitry Bykov, Ilya Ponomarev. The text read: "The fifth column! Aliens among us!", "They support the junta in Ukraine."

The responsibility for the action was taken by a certain "initiative group of Moscow students." "The venue of the action was not chosen by us. We hung our poster opposite the office of the Echo of Moscow radio station. In our opinion, this radio station is a public platform for national traitors like Nemtsov, Makarevich and others," the organizers said.

On April 7, at the editorial office of Echo of Moscow, the Prochrevsky activists held a campaign of a similar orientation. Eight people whose faces were wrapped up with tape were lined up by the building in T -shirts with the inscriptions "I called for sanctions against my people - I lost my face!" In addition, the names of Nemtsov, Makarevich, Navalny, as well as Sergey Guriev, Andrei Illarionov, Harry Kasparova, Ksenia Sobchak, and Evgenia Chirikova were printed on T -shirts.