The life of Ramzanovo began

Ramazan Jalaldinov, a resident of the Avar aul Kenha in the Sharoysky district of Chechnya, who fled to Dagestan after his criticism of Ramzan Kadyrov, apologized to the Chechen leader. The video of the statement of Jalaldin, made in Makhachkala, was published by the Grozny State Heads.

The fugitive called his critical statements a mistake. He assured that he would not speak with such remarks if he knew that some provocateurs would take advantage of this. Jalaldinov also stated that in Makhachkala he was not hiding from anyone, and he was apologizing to Kadyrov and “all the people” on his own initiative.

Also, the Grozny Grozny GTRK placed the statement of the Dagestan theologian Has-Magomed Abubakarov. He expressed confidence that Kadyrov, being a "spiritually rich man", was able to forgive much more serious misconduct than what Jalaldin did.

Almost immediately after the publication of the plot, Kadyrov on his Instagram made it clear that Jalaldinov could no longer be afraid for himself. “From the first day, I clearly understood that some unhealthy forces tend to use a resident of the village of Kenha Ramazan Jalaldinov for their dirty and very unseemly purposes,” said the head of Chechnya. “Ramazan found the strength and wisdom to understand what was happening, not to succumb to their tricks.”

Kadyrov’s decision, as follows from the record, was largely influenced by the intercession of Abubakarov, whom the Chechen leader called his father, former President of Chechnya Akhmat Kadyrov. “The word Has -Magomeda is of great importance for us,” the head of Chechnya emphasized.

“Ramazan returns to Kenhi, where the people's relatives and friends live,” Kadyrov assured him. “He, like the rest of the inhabitants, will be provided with the necessary assistance and support.”

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 told them that if Jalaldinov did not apologize to the Chechen leader, 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.

Since May 14, Kenha was besieged by the Kadyrovites ; The access of strangers to the village was completely blocked. Local residents took turns in the district department of the police and were inquired about the whereabouts of the fugitive.

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.

On May 15, Jalaldinov tried to kidnap at the exit from the mosque in the Tsumadinsky district of Dagestan, but the locals repelled him.

On May 20, the inhabitants of Kenha apologized to Putin for the statements of Jalaldinov about Kadyrov’s activities, asking not to consider his statements as an expression of their common opinion. In a letter, the fugitive was called a "uneducated person", who "lives against the interests of his fellow villagers all his life."

The letter expressed confidence that there are unscrupulous people, the enemies of our Motherland behind Jalaldinov, and use it to achieve their dirty tasks in information wars against Russia, in particular the regions of the North Caucasus. "