It is reported that Alovatshoev is in custody at a police station in Dushanbe. Photo: Internet One of the leaders of the Pamiri youth in Moscow, Amriddin Alovatshoev, who was abducted from Russia on January 12, is reportedly in the custody of the Department for Combating Organized Crime in Dushanbe, according to the Pamir Daily […]
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It is reported that Alovatshoev is in custody at a police station in Dushanbe.
Photo: Internet
One of the leaders of the Pamiri youth in Moscow, Amriddin Alovatshoev, who was abducted from Russia on January 12, is reportedly in the custody of the Department for Combating Organized Crime in Dushanbe, according to the Pamir Daily News portal, citing three high-ranking sources in the Tajikistan Ministry of Internal Affairs.
It was previously reported that Amriddin Alovatshoev was abducted on January 12 in Moscow and was supposed to be delivered to Dushanbe on the night of January 13.
It was also reported that FSB officers detained Amriddin and his companions (8 people) in the city of Belgorod. After some time, Alovatshoev was separated from the other detainees, but his companions were released.
Tajik special services began to pursue Alovatshoev immediately after more than a thousand residents of GBAO protested at the Tajikistan embassy in Moscow on November 25, 2021, against the unlawful actions of security forces in GBAO and the murder of Gulbidin Ziyobekov during a special operation.
Several hours after the rally, Russian media began publishing materials stating that Alovatshoev was wanted on suspicion of rape. Amriddin himself categorically denied these accusations.
Among the Pamiri diaspora in Russia, Amriddin enjoys great authority. He is considered a person of impeccable reputation, always ready to support his compatriots, the report stated.
Photo: Internet