A participant in a Rostov rally against corruption was sent for a psychiatric examination

A participant in a rally against corruption in Rostov-on-Don, Yevgeny Berkovich, was sent to a psychiatric hospital for examination. As Berkovich himself told Rosbalt and the Caucasian Knot , he was called to the police to talk about the rally, and then the police called doctors, and they took him away.

At the rally, Berkovich called for the resignation of the Rostov governor and said that he himself was ready to go to the election of the head of the region. According to the activist, when meeting with the police, he was asked why he offended the governor.

According to Evgeniy Berkovich, he fears that in the hospital they might “inject” him with something, which will make him inadequate.

Rosbalt

• Evgeny Berkovich is a former prosecutor of the Oktyabrsky district of Rostov-on-Don. Now he works as a lawyer and also defends oppositionists. There is a video on YouTube where Berkovich talks about Russian President Vladimir Putin .
• Rallies against corruption were held throughout the country on March 26. The most numerous actions took place in Moscow and St. Petersburg, but in other cities hundreds and thousands of people took to the streets.