Shaman Gabyshev, who resumed a trip to Moscow, was again detained

The Yakut shaman Alexander Gabyshev was again detained by the police in the republic - a few days after he began his second trip to Moscow in order to "expel Putin" from the Kremlin.

Three hours before the detention of Gabyshev, the police also detained one of the closest associates of Shaman, Evgeny Rostokin. He was taken to the FSB department in the republic.

On what basis the detentions were made is unknown.

In March 2019, Shaman Alexander Gabyshev announced a campaign from Yakutsk to Moscow. Then he stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a "generation of dark forces" and to expel him to the power of only a shaman like him. Gabyshev passed about 3 thousand kilometers and attracted many supporters along the way, but on the night of September 19, on the border of Buryatia and the Irkutsk region, he was detained by the FSB officers and sent him back to Yakutsk. The shaman was placed in a neuropsychiatric dispensary and recognized as insane.

Later, a criminal case of public calls for extremist activities - according to the investigation, was brought against Gabyshev, from March 6 to May 22, being in an unidentified place, the Shaman turned to a group of people, and his words "contained a call for violent actions." In September, Gabyshev was released under a recognizance not to leave.

The shaman began the second trip to Moscow on December 8. On the morning of December 10, the Siberia. Realities website said that the police are looking for Gabyshev in Yakutsk in order to give him the agenda "for investigative actions." The police also came home to the sister of Shaman.