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The Supreme Court of Tatarstan approved a fine for the organizer of an anti-corruption rally
The Supreme Court of Tatarstan approved a fine of 20 thousand rubles to the organizer of the anti-corruption rally on June 12, Azat Gabdulvaleev. about this Writes "Idel. Realities".
On June 12, Azat Gabdulvaleev held an anti-corruption rally in Kazan, after the rally he was detained and a protocol was drawn up for violating the procedure for holding the rally (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). He was accused of the fact that the poster "No to the genocide of the indigenous population of Russia", which was held by one of the participants in the rally, did not correspond to the theme of the announced event. The rally was held on June 12 in the village of Yudino near Kazan and gathered about 600 people.
On September 13, the Kirovsky District Court of Kazan terminated the administrative proceedings , since the prosecutor of Tatarstan did not agree to bring Gabdulvaleev to administrative responsibility (he is a member of the precinct election commission).
In October, the Tatarstan Supreme Court granted the police appeal and sent the case back for a new trial.
On December 5, the Kirovsky District Court of Kazan fined Gabdulvaleev 20,000 rubles.