Takhmina Samadova from Tajikistan intends to reclaim her housing certificate through the court. Takhmina Samadova, a mother of seven, has demanded the return of her housing certificate worth 24 million rubles in her complaint to the court in Mytishchi, Moscow region. According to Russian media, she is suing the district administration. It is reported that […]
Takhmina Samadova from Tajikistan intends to reclaim her housing certificate through the court.
Takhmina Samadova, a mother of seven, has demanded the return of her housing certificate worth 24 million rubles in her complaint to the court in Mytishchi, Moscow region.
According to Russian media, she is suing the district administration. It is reported that the court has already heard the plaintiff. The case will be reviewed in July of this year.
Recall that on January 13, the head of Mytishchi and secretary of the local branch of “United Russia,” Yulia Kupetskaya, published a message about the issuance of the certificate to the family on her Telegram channel. This caused a lot of discontent online, and the story received widespread attention. Kupetskaya, in turn, stated in one of her posts that the family fully met all the conditions for receiving the housing certificate.
Users demanded that the family be checked, referring to posts by the father of many children, in which he threatened “the enemies of Tajikistan” and reposted materials criticizing Russian security forces. He was accused of disloyalty to Russia, including for writing: “ready to tear apart anyone for the Tajik flag.”
After the strong reaction from Russian nationalists, the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, known for his anti-migrant views, ordered an investigation into this incident.
Shortly after, Takhmina Samadova, a native of Tajikistan and a mother of many children who has been a citizen of Russia for 14 years, was detained as part of a criminal case under Article 159.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“fraud with payments”).
According to the investigation, she provided false information about her husband’s income. It was also noted in the housing register that 13 people were registered in a one-room apartment. This included Samadova’s biological brother and his two children, who actually live in Tajikistan.
Later, the deputy head of the Mytishchi city administration was detained on suspicion of negligence in issuing the housing certificate worth 24 million rubles.
Investigators opened a criminal case against the deputy head of the Mytishchi administration under Article 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“negligence”). The issued certificate for the apartment was annulled, and the family was removed from the queue for improved housing conditions.
Later, the prosecutor’s office dropped the criminal case against Takhmina Samadova and the deputy mayor of Mytishchi, but now the case will be reviewed in court again.