
Students of St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation were threatened by expulsion for participating in an inconsistent action in support of Alexei Navalny . This was announced in social networks by Petersburger Igor Lyubov, whose relative is studying at a university.
According to Pulaev, the elders of the groups sent information from the rector to student chats. “If the fact of being at the rally is identified, a deduction from the university will follow,” the report said. The name of the sender in the screenshot is painted over .
A similar text appeared in the official community of the university. It notes there that the appearance for a rally and “falling under administrative responsibility” can lead to deductions. Under the post - more than a hundred comments. Some users are criticized by the university, referring to the constitutional right of Russians peacefully to conduct marches, others support the position of the administration.
The press service of the University of Paper reported that the university as a state educational institution is working with students and asks teachers to remind students that they are personal responsibility for participating in inconsistent rallies.


Supporters of Alexei Navalny announced new inconsistent rallies. They will be held on April 21 in the centers of Russian cities, including in St. Petersburg. The Ministry of Internal Affairs called for Russians to refrain from participating in shares due to the threat of coronavirus spread.
Two large -scale rallies in support of Navalny and against the current government took place in St. Petersburg in January. They were not agreed with the authorities. They were accompanied by record detention - the most massive in the modern history of the city - and regular clashes with security forces.