In St. Petersburg, one of the organizers of the Russian march was detained

In St. Petersburg, one of the organizers of the Russian march was detained. According to Fontanka.ru, the employees of the E-E Center detained a 45-year-old Petersburger after an examination on the post posted on June 4, 2015 on the page "Russian March. Russian Revolution" "VKontakte". The post of a man was published under the nickname "Ivan Tusanin."

The publication, according to experts, is calling for aggression against Muslims and immigrants from Central Asia. The case was initiated by part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement of hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity).

The detainee is noted in the note, repeatedly took part in the shares of nationalists, acting on them as a speaker.

During the search, a system unit, a USB drive, as well as a banner of 1.5 meters by 4 meters with the inscription in red letters on the black background "Retribution is coming" were seized in his apartment. In relation to the detainee, a preventive measure in the form of a non -departure subscription was chosen.

On November 2, it became known that the organizers of the Russian march in St. Petersburg refused to hold it. According to Fontanka, they allegedly did not like the place proposed by Smolny - Polyustrovsky Park. In 2015, the Russian march in St. Petersburg was not carried out due to the crash of the A321 liner in Egypt.