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Saltanat Nukenova killer demanded rewards in the colony
Former Minister of Economy of Kazakhstan Kuandyk Bimimbaev, who is serving a deadline for the murder of his wife Saltanat Nukenova, demanded encouragement for a chess tournament won in the colony. This was reported by the local edition of ORDA, referring to the statement of claim to the colony.
“On November 6, 2024, an institution No. 5 was sent to the legal request to provide a written response indicating the reasons for the non -use of K.V. Bishimbaev’s convicted person to actively participate in events,” the claim quotes the publication.
In the same statement, as the publication writes, it is said that the ex-minister is actively involved in the cultural life of the colony and writes stories about his life. “On October 15, 2024, the plaintiff, on his own initiative, spoke to the convict at the event dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Rakhimzhan Koshkarbaev with a story about his life,” the document says.
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However, the leadership of the colony, as ORDA writes, refused to encourage Bishimbaev, since he violated the internal regulations, which ones are not specified. Then the ex-minister went to court, saying that employees of the correctional institution relate to him biased.
“Parents of the plaintiff of advanced age, the plaintiff himself is the only son. In this regard, he seeks to comply with the internal routine, prevent violations and actively participate in the life of the colony, so that after several rewards, get additional short -term dates with his parents, ”the lawsuit says. As a result, the court ruled that Bishimbaev’s claims are not related to administrative proceedings and returned his lawsuit.
Last May, the court of Astana found Bishimbaev guilty of the brutal murder of his wife Saltanat Nukenova, who died for several hours while he tried to hide traces of the crime. Bishimbaeva was sentenced to 24 years in a maximum security colony. Social activists and the Nukenova family then called the sentence soft and demanded a life imprisonment for the former minister.
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