In the center of Bishkek on the leader of the Kyrgyz Socialist Party “Ata Meken” (“Fatherland”) Omurbek Tekebayev attacked political opponents and selected his phone. This is reported by Radio Azattyk (included by the Ministry of Justice of Russia into the register of foreign media performing the functions of a foreign agent).
It is noted that the attack on Tekebayev occurred at the restaurant “Hotel Park”. According to the policy, about 70 unknown men of strong physique in medical masks arrived at the institution of profit in medical masks and began to express claims for organizing a rally after the parliamentary elections in the country.
“they asked:” Why violate peace? Why do we spend the rallies about the CEC? “I did not have time to answer, as I was hit. I was told to go outside, there they will put me in a bead and take me to an unknown place, where they will arrange disassembly. The leader repeated:” Elections ended, admit, you lost, We won, you must give up the place of youth “,” Tekebaev told.
He added that after people began to gather on the site of the incident, the attackers fled, taking his phone with them. The politician also noted that the police were nearby, but did not interfere in what was happening. The happening of Tekebaev tied with its political activities and called the political terror.
Lawyer Kat Khasanov on his page in Facebook reported that later the leader’s phone Ata Meken “managed to trace with the help of a program that indicated that the smartphone was near the building of the State Committee of National Security (GKNB) Kyrgyzstan.
in the department responded to this statement and stressed that what was happening in no way connected with either GKNB, nor with its employees, and the information about the location of the phone policy is “an attempt to provocate in relation to the security authorities.”
On November 28, elections to the parliament of the republic were held in Kyrgyzstan. They have (“Trust”) who scored 13 and 12 percent of the votes, respectively. Representatives of the parties “Ata Meken”, “Reform”, “Social Democrats”, “Azattyk” (“Freedom”) and “Uluttar Birimdiga” (“Harmony of the People”) announced violations during the election campaign and falsifications when summing up the voting results.