In Cheboksary, a report was drawn up against a member of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation after a motor rally on November 7

In Cheboksary, the police drew up a protocol against a member of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Sergey Kushnikov on violation of the rules for holding an action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to a car rally that took place on November 7. on November 8 This was reported by Idel.Realii.

The police came to Kushnikov's house. “They asked if I participated in the rally, what was it about. I indicated in the protocol that I have a constitutional right to freedom of movement, and it is not limited in any way, since the state of emergency has not been introduced. I don’t consider myself guilty, I didn’t commit any offenses, ”the publication quotes him as saying.

Petr Morozov, another participant in the rally, was also handed a summons to come to the police to give explanations about the rally.

The action in Cheboksary was dedicated to the anniversary of the October Revolution. It included the laying of flowers at the monument to Lenin. No arrests were reported during the event.