Residents of Severodvinsk want to hold a rally against QR codes

Activists from Severodvinsk submitted to the city administration an application for a rally against compulsory vaccination and use of QR codes. They want to hold it on December 12 - on the Day of the Constitution of Russia. About this writes the publication 29.ru.

The notification says that the number of participants can be 1000 people. The organizer of the rally Sergey Ilyukhin believes that the authorities are not consistent with the holding of the action, since in the region it is forbidden to hold public events due to pandemia.

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“If the rally was allowed, I’m absolutely sure that we would collect at least 10 thousand people. We want to show the Severodvans that we have taken away the last opportunity to shout to the authorities on our issues that excite the whole country. We are trying to use these public events, but they prohibit us to carry out - there will be a refusal motivated by the governor’s decree,” Ilyukhin said.

Residents of Severodvinsk have already organized meetings twice at which they recorded video features to officials and deputies of the Arkhangelsk region. In particular, they demanded the cancellation not to accept amendments to introduce QR codes in transport. Sergey Ilyukhin was fined 150 thousand rubles for posting a message about one of these meetings on the VKontakte social network.

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