“Golden youth” once again caused a ruckus at the entertainment center in the capital

The press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the city of Dushanbe reported the detention of the offspring of well-known individuals who got into a fight at one of the entertainment centers in Dushanbe.

According to the police, on December 7, for gross violation of public order, employees of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the city of Dushanbe detained citizens Sirojov Sherdil, who is the son of the former owner of the “Jal Jam” market, Alaev Manuchehr, Ayyubov Jovidon – son of the famous singer Zafar Aiyubi, and Habibov Mukimjon.

They entered into a conflict with each other at the entertainment center “Dream,” thereby disturbing the peace of the citizens.

Radio Ozodi also reports that the son of a well-known entrepreneur has been detained, although his name has not been disclosed.

According to preliminary information, the young people were detained in connection with the conflict and scuffle that occurred inside the Dream entertainment center, which violated public order and created inconveniences for other visitors. According to the police, Sirojov Sherdil regularly instigated conflicts in entertainment establishments and grossly violated public order.

On this matter, administrative protocols were drawn up against the mentioned individuals, and by court decision, Sirojov Sh. was sentenced to administrative arrest for 10 days, while the other three received 5 days, as stated in the announcement.

It is also noted that in order to initiate a criminal case regarding other actions of the mentioned individuals, the necessary materials have been prepared. An investigation is underway.

This incident has sparked public discussion about the behavior of the children of well-known individuals.

This is far from the first case where the “golden youth” finds themselves at the center of a scandal due to offenses.

Residents complain that often the children of well-known individuals abuse their parents’ wealth and status, allowing themselves behavior that violates public order. Also, the “golden youth” often do not face criminal responsibility or can escape with minimal punishment, while the law is applied strictly to ordinary citizens.