Yakut Shaman Gabyshev announced an attack by a neighbor in the ward in a mental hospital on the eve of the commission • OVD-Info • RIMA

Yakut Shaman Gabyshev announced an attack by a neighbor in the ward in a mental hospital on the eve of the commission

Shaman Alexander Gabyshev / Photo: Aleksey Pryanishnikov Page on Facebook

Yakut Shaman Alexander Gabyshev said that on June 26 he was attacked by a neighbor in the chamber in a neuropsychiatric dispensary. Thiswas written on Facebook by the coordinator of "Human Rights Cards" Alexei Pryanishnikov.

Alexander Gabyshev said that the neighbor rushed into him with things and scolded obscenely, Gabyshev called the orderlies and the neighbor was transferred to another ward.

Alexey Pryanishnikov does not exclude the possibility of provocation to the medical commission, which the shaman will take place next week.

In addition, the lawyer reports that men who are in the dispensary are not taken out for walks, and the windows in the institution are constantly closed. Alexander Gabyshev said that he was still suffering from swelling and a sleepy state. Earlier, the shaman said that it is forcibly given to neuroleptics.

A resident of Yakutia, Alexander Gabyshev, who calls himself a "shaman-warrior", for several months went towards Moscow in order to "expel Putin." Several of his supporters joined the shaman in his way.
In mid -May, OMON employees arrived home to Gabyshev and detained . After that, the shaman was placed in a neurological dispensary, which he could not leave for almost three weeks. At the end of May, Gabyshev filed an application for refusing further hospitalization, after which the medical commission of the dispensary issued a conclusion in which she indicated that Gabyshev was dangerous for herself and others. The court sided with the doctors.
In September 2019, Gabyshev was detained in a night camp near the federal highway on the border with the Irkutsk region. In relation to him, a case of public calls for extremist activity was initiated (part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). A psychiatric examination, which was initiated by the FSB in Yakutia, found signs of insanity in Gabyshev. His defense believes that the examination was carried out incorrectly.