In Nizhny Novgorod, anarchists began to call for interrogations in the murder case

The Investigative Committee in Nizhny Novgorod calls activists related to anarchist or anti -fascist movements for interrogations in criminal murder. This was announced by the Department of Internal Affairs of the Nizhny Novgorod Memorial Arkady Galker.

Activists are called for interrogations allegedly to identify the corpse of a man discovered in the Lyskovsky district in 2013. The reason for increased attention to the anarchists from the investigators was the black-red chevron, found among the things of the murdered.

Anarchists Maria Shukalovich and Denis Zagladkin appeared for interrogation on summons with a lawyer. The investigator, in addition to issues about the corpse, asked him and the questions that were not related to the criminal case, which were not entered into the interrogation protocol.

According to the galker, the investigator tried to find out organizational affiliation from activists, their attitude to anarchist and anti-fascist movements, listed various anarchist resources, was interested in whether they had any official legal entities, whether there are any contacts in Moscow and whether it was possible to contact any leaders of movements. Activists refused to answer these questions, citing the 51st article of the Constitution.

Investigators want to call another anarchist Vladislav Barabanov for interrogation without a summons, trying to get in contact with the activist through his parents.