The prosecutor's office demanded that Yashin's grandmother be evicted from a boarding house in the Moscow region

Assistant to the Krasnogorsk city prosecutor Yulia Krikovtseva demanded that the director of a boarding house in the Moscow region evict Ilya Yashin's grandmother. About this writes "MBH media" with reference to Yashin.

“I don’t know why they need it, but for some reason they have the task of putting pressure on the boarding house so that my grandmother is evicted from there by any means. This endangers her life and health, she needs professional care every day, ”said Yashin.

The politician said that the woman has been living in a boarding house for almost three years, where she ended up in a serious condition, now her health has returned to normal. “I really don’t understand why stop helping my grandmother. This is some kind of cannibalism, ”said Yashin.

According to him, the director of the boarding house says that there have never been any complaints against her boarding house, they are all right with the documents, and does not understand why they are under such pressure.

Previously, the police put pressure on the administration of the boarding house. there On March 8, detective Surkov came , explaining that because of the complaint he had received, he needed to check the documents. Before leaving, he said: “We would return this Yashin back to her relatives. Why do you have these problems?

In 2018, the police put pressure on the management of the boarding house to let the Life magazine film crew into the building. Journalists were preparing material that said that Yashin and his parents had handed over a relative to a "prison for the elderly."

First, Life employees came to the home of the politician's parents and tried to get a comment from them. Then they arrived at the boarding house and tried to get inside, but the administrators did not let them in. Then the journalists returned with a local police officer.

He put pressure on the management of the boarding house, and the film crew managed to interview an elderly woman who, according to Yashin, suffers from senile dementia.