Nine residents of Ingushetia were taken to the temporary detention center in Nalchik as part of a case of violence against police officers

Nine residents of Ingushetia were taken to the Nalchik temporary detention center as part of a criminal case of causing grievous harm to the health of police officers (Part 2 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code), which was opened after clashes at a protest against the redistribution of borders with Chechnya. Human rights activist Magomed Mutsolgov reported this.

OVD-InfoV temporary detention center in Nalchik are: Bagaudin Khautiev, Abo Dobriev, Gelani and Magomed Khamkhoev, Ibragim Muzhukhoev, Khavazh Dzaurov, Adam Azhigov, Vakha Barakhoev, Amir Oskanov.

“It is unclear on what basis they are being taken to Nalchik, if they (law enforcement officers) say that the crime was committed in Magas; in Ingushetia, temporary detention centers are half empty,” Mutsolgov noted.

OVD-Info "Glavkom IR" that the nine detainees taken to Nalchik are charged with Part 2 of Article 318, as well as Article 212 of the Criminal Code (organizing and participating in mass riots). Mutsolgov could not confirm this information.

The Telegram channel writes on April 4, Mutsolgov also wrote in a blog on the “Caucasian Knot” that “a preventive measure against these persons has not yet been chosen, but they were taken out of the temporary detention facility for investigative actions.” He also noted that 48 hours from the moment of their detention ends at six o'clock in the morning on April 5.

wrote Akhmed Barakhoev, Musa Malsagov and Barakh Chemurziev, who were sentenced to ten days of administrative arrest for participating in the protest, were also taken to Nalchik, they are in a special detention center. Barakhoev in protest against the persecution of Ingush activists.

because went on a hunger strike the Caucasian Knot , the PMC visited Barakhoev, Malsagov and Chemurziev in the special detention center, as well as some of the detainees in the temporary detention facility. According to the commission members, they have no complaints about the content.

wrote to Kabardino-Balkaria Magomed Mutsolgov in a conversation with spoke about the persecution of participants in protests against the redistribution of borders with Chechnya:

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Obviously, there was no attack on security forces - on the contrary, they tried to push people out of the square, and these are two different things. And the fact that the detainees were taken to the temporary detention center in Nalchik emphasizes the bias and engagement of the security forces. We know that Yevkurov publicly said that he would seek to initiate administrative and criminal cases against the protesters.

Yunus-Bek April 3 mass searches in the houses of Ingush activists and protest participants on March 26 and 27. After this, at least seven of them were placed under administrative arrest, five were fined in amounts ranging from 20 to 150 thousand rubles. Nine people were detained as part of a case of causing grievous bodily harm to police officers.

passed appointed Lawyer of the Ingush human rights organization "MASHR" Ruslan Mutsolgov confirmed the information that the detainees are also charged with organizing mass riots or participating in them (Article 212 of the Criminal Code). Human rights activist Dinar Idrisov reported this.

18:03 OVD-Info - At the end of March, new protests began against the redistribution of borders with Chechnya; protesters demand the resignation of the head of Ingushetia, Yevkurov. On March 27, clashes occurred between protesters and security forces, after which a criminal case was opened for the use of violence dangerous to life and health against ten employees of the National Guard and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Yunus-Bek - about how the March protests developed in Ingushetia. OVD-Info told