Politician Alexei Navalny, who is currently in a temporary detention center after being detained at an anti-corruption rally, said that he had nothing to do with the opposition rally announced on social networks on April 2 on Red Square. about this - the editor-in-chief of the publication visited the politician on March 31.

On March 27, in Blagoveshchensk, a man who organized a “march” against corruption in the regional center on March 26 was arrested by a court for 10 days. It is reported by Amur.info. According to the police, the Annunciator organized a procession from Lenin Square along the route Teatralnaya - Amurskaya - the 50th anniversary of October and back.

The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Simferopol arrested Dmitry Kisiev, who was detained on March 26 for a single picket against corruption, for 10 days. this The activist announced on the same day on his VKontakte page. He was found guilty by the court under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses "disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer." UPD: According to Crimea.

Moscow investigators have opened a criminal case regarding calls for mass riots in the capital, which appeared on the Internet on March 29, said Yulia Ivanova, a representative of the Main Investigation Department of the Russian Investigative Committee for Moscow. TASS agency announced this on April 1. reported “A criminal case was initiated on the grounds of a crime under Part 3 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Call for mass riots”),” Ivanova said.

In Cheboksary, the police took the musician Alexei Osipov participating in the anti -corruption rally from the rehearsal of the orchestra. About this on Facebook April 1 Blogger Alexander Surmava. He said “Tomorrow at 8 in the morning, the violinist dangerous for the Russian state will appear before a polite Cheboksary court. Well, in the evening, if Andrei Osipov, of course, will not be put, he will have a concert, ”Surmawa added.

In the Moscow region, activist Mark Halperin was detained near his home. Human rights activist Alla Frolova reported this on April 1. Galperin was allegedly taken to the Tverskoye police station for a “preventative conversation.” UPD: Galperin will be kept in the police department until the trial, which will take place on Monday. The case is apparently connected with the rally on March 26.

The participants and the creator of the group in the social network "VKontakte" "Walk" Dimon's Sneakers "in Khabarovsk" came to the house of the police. This was announced on April 1 on the group's page. “Today, as the organizer of this group, I was taken to the 10th police station under the pretext of a preventive conversation. I was issued a warning about the inadmissibility of violating the current legislation, ”writes the creator of the group.

The police came to the home of the participants and the creator of the group on the VKontakte social network “Walk “Dimona’s Sneakers” in Khabarovsk.” This was announced on the group’s page on April 1. “As the organizer of this group, I was taken to the 10th police station today under the pretext of a preventive conversation. I was given a warning about the inadmissibility of violating the current legislation,” writes the creator of the group.

On the night of April 31-1, unknown persons damaged four trucks of truck drivers striking against the Platon system in Dagestan. The Caucasian Knot reports this. At night, the bumper and front wheel of one vehicle were torn off, and the front windows of three other trucks were broken, one of the strikers said. The day before, truckers who were planning to hold a car rally in protest were blocked by riot police and the Russian Guard.

On four residents of Rostov-on-Don, including a minor, the police draw up administrative protocols in connection with their participation in an anti-corruption rally on March 26. Another teenager called "for a conversation." about this on April 1 . writes The "Caucasian Knot" Valentina Tolmacheva, a Rostov-based activist, received a summons to appear at the police station to draw up a protocol on an administrative offense on March 31.

One of the participants in the anti-corruption rally in Moscow is called by a district police officer for a “conversation” by phone. This was reported to the hotline by an activist named Yury himself. Since there is no official agenda, it is not known in what status Yuri is summoned.

Criminal investigation officers came to a participant in the action against corruption, which took place in Orsk on March 26 at a site agreed with the authorities, and demanded to go with them. An activist named Rodion reported this to the hotline on April 1. He said that even before the action, the prosecutor’s office came to him for explanations about the upcoming action.