Protesters in Ingushetia switched to a site agreed with the authorities

In Magas, the rally participants against the border agreement with Chechnya moved to a new place in agreement with the local authorities. This was reported by Interfax with reference to one of the organizers of the rally, Musa Malsagov.

“Activists transferred tents and benches from the central square of Magas to the territory in front of the building of the National Audio Company" Ingushetia "to conduct a mass event authorized by the Government from October 8 to 15. The rally takes place on the Central Avenue named after Idris Zyazikov, ”the agency’s interlocutor explained.

According to him, the number of participants is constantly changing, people go home, rest, dress warmer and come again. Hot nutrition is organized on the territory of the rally.

On Saturday, the Government of Ingushetia agreed on a rally against a border agreement with Chechnya from October 8 to 15 in the capital of the Republic of Magas. The organizer of the rally was the regional public movement of the Ingushetia "Councils of Teypes of the Ingush people."

On September 26, the heads of Chechnya and Ingushetia Ramzan Kadyrov and Yunus-Bek Evkurov signed an agreement on consolidating the border between the regions. The republics exchanged the territories of the Malgobecsky district of Ingushetia and the Nadtererchny district of Chechnya.

The press service of Yevkurov announced that the deputies of the People’s Assembly of Ingushetia adopted an agreement on the establishment of an administrative border between Chechnya and Ingushetia. Allegedly, out of 25 deputies, 17 voted for ratification, the three were against it, the rest abstained. Later, the deputies of Seid-Salam Achilgov, Yevloev Bay-Ali and Zelimkhan Ozdev said that the parliament of Ingushetia did not ratify the agreement. According to them, the vote was secret. In total, 24 deputies were present at the meeting, 15 voted against, four ruined the ballots and 5 spoke out for.

The residents of Magas, who went to the rally to parliament, demanded a second vote.