On the evening of March 29, Andrei Kalashnikov, an activist and coordinator of the Strategy 6 project, was detained in Saratov after participating in a picket. This is reported by another activist, Andrei Martsev. Kalashnikov is charged with petty hooliganism and will stay at Police Station No. 3 (Kirovskiy) for the night. Kalashnikov refused to undergo fingerprinting.

On the evening of March 29, police officers tried to detain activist Khabib Poghosyan. According to the activist, he went to a performance on the case of Dadin, when the police approached him and said that there was a telephone message and he was suspected of theft. After Poghosyan's refusal to show his passport, they demanded that he go with the police to the police station. After talking with Poghosyan for several minutes, the police left.

On March 29, before the start of the skit performance based on the trial of activist Ildar Dadin, the police came. Anastasia Zotova, an eyewitness, told OVD-Info that the police did not enter the premises where the event was taking place. One of the actors spoke to the police and after that the performance began with a slight delay. The police did not file any charges.

On March 29, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow fined a participant in a protest action in support of Nadezhda Savchenko 500 rubles and found her guilty of disobeying a lawful order of a police officer. This was reported on Facebook by the daughter of the activist. According to the prosecution, Elena Bukareva pushed the policemen away with her hands when they tried to detain her. The protester herself claims that she did nothing of the kind, but simply held hands with two other people.

A draft law has been submitted to the Duma that will allow prosecutors of the constituent entities of the federation to demand blocking of “calls for riots, extremist activities,” as well as participation in uncoordinated events. Currently, only the Prosecutor General and his deputies have such a right, according to the Law “On Information, Information Technologies and Information Protection”. The bill was introduced by Senator Viktor Ozerov, head of the Federation Council Committee on Defense.

The Rasskazovsky District Court of the Tambov Region denied parole to Sergei Udaltsov, who was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for organizing mass riots that allegedly took place on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow on May 6, 2012, and preparing to organize mass riots in other Russian cities.

The Moscow City Court upheld the decision of the Tagansky District Court to extend the arrest of artist Pyotr Pavlensky until April 5. The complaint against this decision of the lawyer Dmitry Dinze, representing the interests of Pavlensky, was rejected, according to Mediazona, according to the lawyer. Pavlensky is accused of vandalism for the “Threat” action, in which he set fire to the door of the FSB building.

In the Crimean village of Novoivanovka, a search is being carried out at the home of a local resident, Midat ​​Isaev. This is reported by the publication "Crimea. Realii” with reference to the head of the CEC Kurultai of the Crimean Tatar people Zair Smedlyaev. According to him, the search is carried out by "people in masks with weapons, who arrived in three cars and two gazelles." A week earlier, searches were held at the Kurultai delegates of the Crimean Tatars, the newspaper recalls.