Two participants in the “unlimited protest” were detained in Kazan

In Kazan, a participant in the "indefinite protest" Mikhail Postnikov was detained. OVD-Info was told about this by the activist of Open Russia Gulnaz Ravilova.

According to her, the circumstances of Postnikov's detention are unknown. Now the activist of the "indefinite protest" was taken to the police department No. 2 "Vishnevsky". There is no connection with him.

UPD 15:40 Another participant in the "indefinite protest" Dmitry Yegorov was detained in Kazan. He wrote on his Facebook that when he left the entrance of his own house, two employees of the "E" center were waiting for him on the street. Yegorov was taken to the Vishnevsky police department, where Postnikov is still being held. Yegorov told Ravilova that a certain protocol was being drawn up against him.

UPD 17:10 A protocol was drawn up against Yegorov under the article on violation of the organization or holding of an event (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). What part of the article is charged to the activist and what offense he allegedly committed is unknown. Egorov hasn't been in touch for over an hour.

Another “indefinite protest” activist, Mikhail Postnikov, has been held in the department for more than three hours. Before the connection with Yegorov was cut off, he managed to convey that Postnikov "is also here, in the monkey house."

In addition, human rights activist Elza Nisanbekova from the Human Rights Postcard is not allowed to see both detainees.

UPD 18:36 A protocol was drawn up against Yegorov on charges of repeated violation of the procedure for holding the event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The protocol was drawn up because of the action “Stop putting a bolt on our Constitution”, which the activist held on the day of the Constitution. Yegorov was kept in the department until the trial.

Video of the action "Stop putting a bolt on our Constitution"

UPD 19:05 Mikhail Postnikov was also left at the police station for the night. What he is charged with is still unknown. Human rights activist Elsa Nisanbekova is still not allowed to see the detainees.

The headline was changed following the news of a second detained "indefinite protest" activist.

• Indefinite Protest is a movement that arose after a rally against pension reform on September 9th. Activists in different cities of Russia are seeking the resignation of the "inefficient and corrupt president."