Vladimir's administration agreed on a rally by A Just Russia against amendments to anti-extremist and anti-terrorist legislation, called the "Yarovaya package", which is to be held on March 3. However, it will not take place in the place where the organizers planned, and with a ban on the use of cars with a portrait of a member of the Federation Council, leader of the local branch of the SR Anton Belyakov. This is reported by the publication "ProVladimir".
The Just Russia branch planned to hold a rally on Cathedral Square, however, according to the press secretary of the mayor's office, Alexander Karpilovich, who is quoted by the publication, "other actions are planned" there. At the same time, these "other actions" are not noted in the plan of the administration's work. As a result, a rally against the Yarovaya package was agreed upon in Central Park, which has the status of a Hyde Park. Representatives of the SR declare that the administration was dragging out the coordination of the action.
As for the party "gazelles" with a portrait of Anton Belyakov, they were not allowed to use them at the rally - so as not to spoil the tiled surface in the park, the publication reports from the words of Karpilovich. The members of the Just Russia branch themselves say that they have not heard of this ban. Previously, the use of a "gazelle" with Belyakov (the so-called "Antonobil") at the All-Russian Fatyanovsky Festival of Poetry and Song in Vyazniki led to the car being evacuated. The police explained that it was parked incorrectly, and Belyakov himself claimed that the "gazelle" with his portrait "aroused suspicion among law enforcement officers of promoting extremism."