Protests in the city of Khorog, which began on November 25, ended on the evening of November 28, with no one remaining in the square near the city administration and everyone returning home. Photo: Internet As reported by the Khovar agency, the press center of the Interagency Headquarters for Ensuring Security and Public Order in […]
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Protests in the city of Khorog, which began on November 25, ended on the evening of November 28, with no one remaining in the square near the city administration and everyone returning home.
Photo: Internet
As reported by the Khovar agency, the press center of the Interagency Headquarters for Ensuring Security and Public Order in GBAO stated that the illegal rally, which began in the afternoon of November 25 in Khorog by some interested groups, was terminated at 8:00 PM on November 28.
The statement from the Headquarters reads:
“Issues within the jurisdiction of the prosecutor’s office will be checked, assessed, and resolved in cooperation with representatives of civil society, in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Tajikistan.
Public order in Khorog has been fully restored.
Public transport movement on the central avenue has also been resumed.
Trade and service points continue to operate according to the established schedule.”
The Pamir Daily News agency, which primarily focuses on disseminating news about events in the region, reports on its Telegram channel:
“It is reported that the rally in Khorog has been dispersed. The authorities promised to meet all the demands. What exactly those demands are and under what guarantees is still unknown. We will provide details later.”
Typically, if the authorities declare any action illegal, they later hold the instigators accountable and may announce a search for them.
Photo: Internet