On the day of the election, March 18, in Kazan, the police detained members of election commissions and observers. It is known about four detentions.
The observer Gulnar Galyautdinov was not allowed to the votes' counting lists. On the requirements of Galyautdinova and a member of the CEC of Olga Sergeeva, correct the violations and allow them, the members of the commission raised their voice and asked for "not to interfere." Women wrote complaints about the commission, but the chairman did not accept them and wrote a complaint to the police. Police officers arrived and took them to the department.
In the morning, the magistrate of the site No. 6 fined a woman two thousand rubles. The observer was charged with Article 5.69 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - interference in the exercise of the election commission of powers.
Olga Sergeyev was detained with Gulnara Galyautdinova. In court, she said that the conflict with the commissions began due to the comment. Sergeeva and Gulyautdinova said that a break for dinner that the commission wanted to make was a violation. “Idel. Realities ” tell how the meeting passed.
Sergeev was fined two thousand rubles under the same article.

A member of the election commission with the right of advisory vote Maxim Pankratov was supposedly detained for interfering with the work of the election commission.
Shortly before the end of the site, two people came there. They were called observers from Sobchak and Yavlinsky. Although the observer from Sobchak on the site was already, as well as from Yavlinsky - Pankratov. The newcomer “from Sobchak” told the observer to the present to leave and give way to him. Pankratov intervened in the conversation, and the newcomer left.
Pankratov himself did not know anything that another observer was sent to the site. The man who called the observer from Yavlinsky began to threaten him. He was forced to leave. However, after that, the chairman of the commission closed in a room with a police officer, and Pankratov was forbidden to conduct a video and talk on the site by phone.
Then Maxim Pankratov was detained. In the department, he wrote an explanation of what happened. Then the police called the witnesses to conduct an inspection. Dactyloscopy also demanded that the PEC also demanded that the PEC.
The magistrate of the site No. 1 fined Pankratov for two thousand rubles under Article 5.69 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.
On March 18, the observer from the headquarters of Pavel Grudinin, Liana Yangirov, a member of the commission with the right of an advisory vote from Grigory Yavlinsky Ilgam Shakirov and the observer from Ksenia Sobchak Albin Fakraziev was removed from the polling station No. 351 without a court decision.
Then the deputy chairman of the commission stated that they “stood at the URN”, “interfered with voters” and “behaved inappropriately”.
On March 20, the justice of the judicial section No. 9 in the Soviet district of Kazan fined Yangirov, Shakirova and Faraziev for two thousand rubles. The court found them guilty of interfering in the work of the election commission and the creation of interference to voters (Article 5.69 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
In particular, the judge was not satisfied with the fact that Yangirova independently rearranged the chair outside the polling station.
On April 2, the Soviet District Court of Kazan approved a fine of two thousand rubles to Yangirova.
