In Yeisk, the organizer of a coordinated rally against changing the Constitution was fined

In Yeisk, the court fined local resident Evgeniy Bulgakov 11 thousand rubles, “Protocol” with reference to deputy Nikita Nesterenko.

reports Bulgakov was fined a thousand rubles for violating the self-isolation regime and ten thousand rubles for organizing a rally against changing the Constitution, which took place on June 22. The event was held with local authorities, the Voice of Kuban reported, but the police disrupted the action.

agreed - Before the start of the action against amendments to the Constitution in Yeisk, local deputy Alexander Korovainy. Three reports were drawn up against him: for violating the self-isolation regime, for failing to comply with a police officer’s demands, and for organizing an uncoordinated action. Korovainy was left overnight at the police station. detained - On March 11, the State Duma approved the bill on amendments to the Constitution initiated by Vladimir Putin. Before this, the president submitted an amendment to deputy Valentina Tereshkova, who proposed giving the president the opportunity to serve two new terms after the adoption of amendments to the Constitution. Sobyanin prohibits Putin from being elected as a “destabilizing factor.” supported called