The Ministry of Internal Affairs forbade the typography to print materials discrediting power

The Ministry of Internal Affairs sends out a warning about the prohibition of printing materials “discrediting” power and calling for unauthorized shares during the preparation and conduct of presidential elections. This was reported by politician Alexei Navalny.

“The elections have begun. The Ministry of Internal Affairs sends such instructions to all printing houses of the country. God forbid they will print something superfluous,” wrote Navalny, publishing a document received by one of the printing companies from the department of economic security and counteracting the corruption of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Western Administrative District of Moscow.

"This notifying the prevention of the receipt of orders and the manufacture of printed materials (printing, booklets, leaflets, etc.), discrediting representatives of state authorities of the Russian Federation, political figures, including those who defend the honor and dignity of a citizen of campaigning, with calls for unauthorized rallies, cries during the preparation and conduct of the presidential election," - It is said in the document. When requests for printing such products appear, the leadership of the printing house is proposed to immediately notify law enforcement agencies about this.

The Woned -Greater by the Central Election Commission refused to register an initiative group to nominate a Navalny candidate for president of Russia. 12 members of the commission voted for this decision, including its chairman Ella Pamfilov. "I urge you to make the elections real, and you say no" no. "CEC both under Churov and under Pamfilova behave the same way," Navalny said at a meeting.

“Your legal constructions are incorrect,” the politician noted. “It is written in the Constitution that the capable and not in places of imprisonment people should be allowed to the elections.” In addition, he added Navalny, the ECHR indicated that the sentences issued to him were unfinished. “It’s obvious to everyone, and you also understand this: my affairs were fabricated to prevent me from polls,” he remarked.

“I came here to declare that I represent a huge number of voters,” Navalny emphasized. “The decision of the cyc about preventing me will exclude millions of people from these elections ... You make this decision not against me, but against those 16 thousand people who nominated me yesterday. Millions who would vote for me.”

Immediately after the decision of the CEC on the YouTube channel of Navalny, his appeal appeared with an appeal to the boycott of the elections. The politician later wrote on his Twitter that together with his supporters would begin to prepare a street protest. “It should be really all -Russian,” Navalny emphasized.

The calls of Navalny to the boycott of the elections should be studied for compliance with the legislation , said Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. "The calls for the boycott are certainly subject to a very meticulous study for compliance or contradictions to our legislation," he said.

The press secretary also said that the Kremlin does not agree with the opinion that Navalny’s non-participation in the presidential election would reduce their legitimacy and affect the appearance of voters. “Of course, we are familiar with different opinions of analysts, there are completely different opinions of analysts, but we cannot agree with this point of view,” Peskov noted.