According to the investigation, the son of migrants from Tajikistan is also beating his peers. As reported by Russian media, the Information Center of the Investigative Committee of Russia received a complaint from parents in Tver. The residents of Tver claim that in the city school, the son of migrants from Tajikistan is hitting his […]
According to the investigation, the son of migrants from Tajikistan is also beating his peers.
As reported by Russian media, the Information Center of the Investigative Committee of Russia received a complaint from parents in Tver.
The residents of Tver claim that in the city school, the son of migrants from Tajikistan is hitting his peers, threatening them with violence, and extorting money, the report states.
According to the press service of the Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee for the Tver Region, a procedural check has been initiated based on the received complaint.
The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, is overseeing the progress of the check.
The Chairman of the Investigative Committee (SK) of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, is known for personally overseeing cases involving migrants.
Earlier, the Chairman of the Investigative Committee (SK) of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, sent a proposal to the State Duma to strengthen control over migrants, including more stringent regulations regarding the deprivation of citizenship for naturalized citizens who commit any intentional serious or particularly serious crime.
In addition, the head of the SK of Russia previously compelled more than 30,000 individuals who received citizenship to register for military service, of which about 10,000 have already gone to fight in Ukraine. The head of the SK did not disclose how many natives of Tajikistan went to war but noted that “this initiative helps reduce the outflow of migrants.”