The Lefortovo in the Moscow investigative isolator, temporarily suspended from the post of member of the Federation Council, Rauf Arashukov and his father Raul Arashukov complained about the conditions of detention in the pre -trial detention center. About this after visiting the prisoners , Izvestia was informed by a member of the public observation commission Alexander Ionov.
Arashukovs complained about the lack of free food (prohibited by sanitary standards), a TV in the cell and delay of letters from relatives. In an interview with Ionov, Rauf Arashukov said, "what if he had known before how life was arranged in investigative insulators, he would have brought completely different laws." Earlier, he already complained about the conditions of detention in jail.
The inability to conduct normal correspondence with relatives complained to the human rights activist and another prisoner of Lefortovo, the former head of the open government, Mikhail Abyzov. Earlier, according to him, he received letters five days after departure.
In Lefortovo, where correspondence is carried out only with the help of mail, the delay in issuing correspondence is explained by an increase in the number of prisoners and a large load on the censor.
Member of the Federation Council from Karachay-Cherkessia, Rauf Arashukov, was detained on January 30 right at the plenary meeting of the upper house of the Russian parliament. Later, the court arrested him and temporarily removed him from office . He is accused of participating in a criminal community, organizing two murders and a pressure on a witness. Arashukova Sr. is accused of organizing Gazprom’s embezzlement of gas in the amount of 30 billion rubles. Father and son of Arashukovs do not admit guilt.
Mikhail Abyzov was detained on March 26. According to investigators, he stole 4 billion rubles from two energy companies in Siberia. He does not admit his guilt.