In Kazan, the Center “E” detained a participant in “Open Russia”. Before that, she was threatened with a criminal case

In Kazan, the Center “E” detained the activist of “Open Russia” Gulnaz Ravilov at the exit from her house, Dmitry Egorov, coordinator of the Tatarstan Russian Branch of the Tatarstan branch of the Tatarstan branch of the Tatarstan branch.

The girl was taken to the police department No. 2 "Vishnevsky". The reason for the detention is unknown.

Ravilova talked about threats from the ED center and pressure on her parents. On January 31, employees of the ED center came to the address of its registration, but the activist was not at home. The door to the employees was opened by her father. He was told that Gulnaz Ravilov was obliged to come to the police department because of her new administrative case. All day and the next morning, the employee called the man and asked if the activist would come to the department.

“They scared that if I do not come myself, they would make a compulsory drive. They also spoke bastards about Mikhail Khodorkovsky, “open Russia”, threatened with criminal proceedings, ”the girl writes.

On February 4, the man called the activist’s father, the deputy head of the FSB Marat Raufovich introduced himself, and invited him to a conversation. During this conversation the next day, he showed Father Ravilova Stop screenshots of her social networks and claimed that these were materials from the criminal case. They told his father that Dmitry Egorov opened a criminal case on the coordinator of “Open Russia”, and his daughter was waiting for the same. The employee promised to forget everything “as a nightmare” if Ravilova leaves the organization.

“As it turned out, the non -existent“ FSB officer ”called his father, who introduced himself as the name of the convicted person for extremism in April 2017,” says Ravilova.

UPD 12:34 ALLECE Elsa Nisanbekov was allowed to the girl. On Ravilov, they draw up a protocol on the holding of the action without notice. Because of which action is not yet clear. This was reported by the OTD-Info by Dmitry Egorov.

• On April 26, 2017, the General Prosecutor's Office of Russia recognized a number of organizations related to Mikhail Khodorkovsky as undesirable. The list includes Otkrytaya Rossia, Open Russia Civic Movement, Open Russia and Institute of Modern Russia, Inc - designed in the United States. The Russian authorities believe that the Open Russia movement is related to these legal entities, and therefore is also an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation.