I get off your pasha

Ramazan Jalaldinova, a resident of the Avar aul Kenha in the mountain Chechnya, was looking for local security forces after their speeches against Ramzan Kadyrov - tried on May 15 they tried to kidnap from the mosque in the Tsumadinsky district of Dagestan. It is reported by "Moscow Komsomolets".

It is claimed that on that day Jalaldinov met with the speaker of the National Assembly of Dagestan by the unicorn of Khizhi Shikhsaidov. Through the speaker, Jalaldinov tried to agree with the Chechen authorities. He promised that he would stop his appeals with Kadyrov’s criticism in exchange for the liberation of villagers detained by the security forces.

Shikhsaidov handed over an offer to his one -partyist, State Duma deputy from Chechnya Adam Delimkhanov. He answered with a decisive refusal, demanding that Jalaldinov deliver to Grozny.

After that, the newspaper writes, and an attempt was made to abduct the wanted person. However, she failed: the locals repulsed Jalaldinov.

At the same time, Galaldinov himself, according to MK, said that the former head of the Dagestan branch of the Pension Fund Sagid Murtazaliev, in September last year , was given in absentia on charges of terrorism and murders .

Now Jalaldinov is allegedly in a “safe place” and does not risk performing new appeals to the leaders of both Chechnya and Dagestan.

Meanwhile, the fate of the inhabitants of Kenha, detained by the Kadyrovites, remains unknown. MK claims that journalists still cannot get into the aul besieged by security forces.

On April 14, Jalaldinov published on YouTube an appeal to Vladimir Putin. He complained about the living conditions and inattention of the Chechen leadership to the problems of the aul. On the video, the houses of the aul, destroyed during two Chechen wars, are photographed. Funds from the federal budget allocated for their restoration did not reach the residents, Jalaldinov said. In 2002, he continued, the strongest flood came to Kenhi, but the victims were also not paid compensations. In addition, the residents of the aul were deprived of subsidies to pay for firewood and housing and communal services, although, according to official figures, this money is paid by the management of Chechnya.

On May 6, Kadyrov visited Kenhi, after which he stated that all Jalaldinov’s all information is a lie, and "a Chechen with such appeals would have to be expelled from the republic, such would not have the right to live here."

Then Jalaldinov turned to the prosecutor general Yuri Chaika with a request to evaluate the words of Kadyrov.

On the night of May 13, Jalaldinov’s house was burned . About a dozen Kadyrovites beat his wife and three daughters of the owner (he himself had already disappeared by this time), after which they took to the border with Dagestan, where, taking the documents, they released. They demanded from women: "So that there was no more in Chechnya your feet." The Kadyrovites also informed them that if Jalaldinov did not apologize to the Chechen leaders, his relatives will have problems. Later, the refugee said that he did not intend to take his words back.

According to the wife of Jalaldinov, the villagers were forbidden to talk about arson. Otherwise, they threatened to burn their own houses.

On Monday, it became known that Kenhi was besieged by Kadyrovites from May 14 and the access of strangers to the village is completely blocked. Local residents took turns calling to the Sharaky regional department of the police and were inquired about the whereabouts of Jalaldinov.

It was also reported that after the burning of Jalaldin’s house, his fellow villagers tried to arrange a gathering. As a result, two of them were detained, and one was arrested for five days.

It was not clear to these people in his conversation with Shikhsaidov to free Jalaldin.

On May 16, it was also reported that a delegation of Dagestan officials tried to get into the village, but she was not allowed there.

On Tuesday, however, the Caucasian Knot reported that the Dagestan delegation, led by Deputy Prime Minister Ramazan Dzhafarov and Vice-Spiker of the People’s Assembly Saigidymed Akhmedov, still managed to get to Kenhi. It was claimed, "violations of the rights of local residents are not recorded." It was also reported that the head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov instructed officials to provide Jalaldin's family with temporary housing in the region.