The President of Tajikistan solemnly awarded orders and medals to about 200 law enforcement officers. Photo: Internet On August 30, Emomali Rahmon, during a special ceremony to celebrate the 31st anniversary of state independence, presented state awards and conferred new military ranks to leaders and employees of law enforcement, military, and judicial bodies, as well […]
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The President of Tajikistan solemnly awarded orders and medals to about 200 law enforcement officers.
Photo: Internet
On August 30, Emomali Rahmon, during a special ceremony to celebrate the 31st anniversary of state independence, presented state awards and conferred new military ranks to leaders and employees of law enforcement, military, and judicial bodies, as well as law enforcement structures that have achieved significant success in their work.
Photo: Internet
At this event, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Tajikistan, Ramazon Rahimzoda, and several high-ranking officials of this ministry, including those in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, also received awards.
Photo: Internet
It is noteworthy that the published photographs and videos do not show the head of the State National Security Committee of Tajikistan, Saymumin Yatimov, who was one of the key figures in suppressing and repressing protesters in GBAO.
Photo: Internet
According to the president’s press service, under the decree “On the conferral of new military, higher military ranks and special ranks,” 23 leaders and representatives of government, military, law enforcement, and judicial bodies of the country were awarded new special ranks of “Lieutenant General of Police,” “Major General of Police,” “Major General,” “Major General of Justice,” ranks of “State Advisor of Justice of the 3rd class,” “Major General of Customs Service,” and “Major General of Internal Service.”
Photo: Internet
Apparently, Emomali Rahmon, when selecting those distinguished in service, especially “for effective work in ensuring security and stability, public order, and the rule of law,” paid special attention to those who particularly stood out for orchestrating mass killings of residents in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region and harshly suppressing popular protests in this area.
Photo: Internet
Among those who received state awards today, there were members of the “Alpha” group of the State National Security Committee and the rapid response unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who played a key role in the recent events in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region and the repression of residents. The photographs show Emomali Rahmon proudly standing next to them.
Photo: Internet
Photo: Internet
