In Belogorsk they wanted to question a human rights activist because of the creation of the “Crimean Idea” movement

In Belogorsk, the police came to the home of human rights activist Abdureshit Dzhepparov to question him about the new Crimean Idea association, which aims to revive the Crimean Tatar national movement. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities".

According to the man, on July 30, a white Niva drove up to his house, and a man came out, introducing himself as an operative of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Belogorsky District.

“His name is Muratov Nariman Rustamovich. He said that he was instructed from Simferopol to interrogate me about the activities of the Crimean Idea association,” the human rights activist said.

Muratov said that the human rights activist had a lot of questions. According to Dzhepparov, in the hands of the policeman was a printout of the news “Crimea. Realii” about the meeting of participants of the “Crimean Idea” on Sunday.

“He asked for the names of the activists shown in the photo, he was especially interested in Rolan Usmanov. I did not answer any of his questions, but offered to come tomorrow at 4 pm, when my lawyer will be with me, ”said Abdureshit Dzhepparov.