You can't beat like that

In Moscow, at a shopping center in Lublin, more than 250 migrants were detained after a conflict due to the beatings by the guards of a 27-year-old Tajik citizen Navruz Zikirov. This was stated by the President of the CIS Migrants of Karomat Sharipov, Interfax reports .

"On the evening of September 20, police officers were suppressed by a group violation of public order near the shopping center on Tikhoretsky Boulevard. More than 90 people were delivered to the territorial police departments. A criminal case was instituted on the signs of a crime under Article 213 of the Criminal Code (Hulganism)," the Malovoye Chased of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said . On the fact of causing bodily injuries, a citizen of Tajikistan was initiated by the case under Article 116 of the Criminal Code (beatings).

As reported in hospital No. 68, the state of health is satisfactory Zikirov, he is located in the general chamber of the neurosurgery department. Prior to this, the patient's condition was evaluated as serious. The hospital also specified the name of the victim - earlier he was mistakenly called Karimov.

On Wednesday afternoon, Zikirov, who was engaged in the transportation of things in carts in the Moscow shopping center, approached the guards, told Sharipov "rain". They brought the migrant to the landfill next to the shopping center, and then beaten. Zikirov lost consciousness. He was wrapped in white matter and thrown out of the market. The victim was found by taxi drivers who called an ambulance.

In the evening, migrants working there gathered at the shopping center, demanding the punishment of Zikirov who beaten. Police and employees of the Russian Guard arrived at the place. Some of the protesters dispersed, but many were detained. "The detainees, together with an employee of the ChOP, who beat a citizen of Tajikistan, was taken to the police department, most likely protocols on administrative violations will be drawn up on them," the source of Interfax said.

After the conflict at the shopping center, some of its participants went to the hospital, where the victim was hospitalized. “His relatives were also detained,” said Sharipov.

In December, in the Moscow shopping center, unknown people beat a Chinese citizen to death. The attackers were dressed in black short jackets, black pants and army berets. The PRC Embassy confirmed the death of its citizen. Diplomats notified the relatives of the deceased and organized the sending of the body to their homeland.