
In Moscow, the police on the eve of the Communist Party of the Communist Party detained about 60 party activists, including deputies of the Moscow City Duma and candidates for State Duma deputies. It is reported by Rain with reference to the ex-candidate to the State Duma from the Communist Party of the Communist Party Denis Parfenov.
According to Parfenov, on September 24, the “siege” of the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party and the exit from the Moscow City Duma has been continuing. In this regard, some party members could not leave the building and spent the night in it.
Today in Moscow on Pushkinskaya Square, an Communist Party of the Communist Party was held against frauds in the elections. According to the correspondent of The Insider, over a thousand people gathered on Pushkinskaya Square.
To drown the speakers, the police during the event included through the loudspeakers the song “Uncle Vova, you and I”, “Russia” and other compositions.
Earlier, the police said that for participating in the Communist Party of the Communist Party, which took place on September 20 on Pushkinskaya Square, 30 people were already held accountable under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (“Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting”). The identities of the rest of the rally participants continue to establish.
On September 22, the security forces came to the candidate of State Duma from Yabloko Marina Litvinovich, but she was not at home. The next day, the security forces gave the human rights activist a warning "that the Saturday rally was not legal."
Later, the police came to the municipal deputy of the district Pechatniki Sergey Vlasov, on whom they issued a protocol under Art. 20.2 Administrative Code. The police also detained the rally participants Alexander Bogomolov, Artem Bobrikov and Sergey Kurgan, who ran to the State Duma in the 204th district of Moscow from the Communist Party.
The district police officers came to the activists Mark Frangulian, Ksenia of the Beznyzhnye and Ivan Mokshin, as well as to the journalists Artem Krieger, Fedor Vrukoramov and Artem Radygin.
On the morning of September 23, the district police officer came to the candidate for State Duma deputies from the Communist Party Mikhail Lobanov. At that moment he was not at home, and the wife of politics did not begin to open the door to the policeman. Later, the police came home to his powerful person Ivan Shobrin, as well as to the staff of the headquarters Lobanov Nikita Inozemtsev.
The security forces tried to present the agenda and the head of the Communist Party faction in the Moscow City Duma Nikolai Zubrilin, but he refused to receive a document.