Interfax: The criminal case against mathematician Dmitry Bogatov has been dropped

The criminal case against mathematician Dmitry Bogatov for inciting mass riots and justifying terrorism has been dropped. Interfax reported this on May 17, citing an informed source.

Tatyana Fedorova, the wife of a mathematician, writes this information to Mediazona. Lawyer Sarkis Darbinyan, who represents Bogatov’s interests, told the publication that he had not received notice of the termination of the case. Another lawyer, Alexander Mordvinov, told Interfax that he also did not receive the notice.

confirmed on January 31, Dmitry Bogatov was released on his own recognizance after the end of his house arrest. Earlier it became known that the center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs had no evidence of Bogatov’s guilt.

Forensic experts did not find - Mathematician Dmitry Bogatov was accused of calling for terrorist activities and preparing to organize mass riots. Bogatov was in a pre-trial detention center for several months, and in July 2017, under house arrest. transferred - In January 2018, it became known that the center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs had no evidence of Bogatov’s guilt. After that, he was given a written undertaking not to leave the place. Forensic experts didn't find it and they released him.