The Attorney General also does not know where Abdullohi Shamsiddin is.

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The Attorney General of Tajikistan, Yusuf Rahmon, stated at a press conference on February 17 that he has no information regarding the whereabouts of Abdullohi Shamsiddin, who was previously deported from Germany.

According to the Attorney General, he is unaware of Abdullohi Shamsiddin’s deportation to his homeland, but he emphasized that if he learns any precise information about Abdullohi’s fate, he will definitely inform about it.

Earlier, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the country, Ramazon Rahimzoda, also stated that he knows nothing about the detention and whereabouts of Abdullohi Shamsiddin.

Ramazon Rahimzoda mentioned at a press conference on February 15 that he learned about Abdullohi Shamsiddin’s case from the media. According to him, the internal affairs authorities did not detain Abdullohi Shamsiddin, the son of one of the leaders of the Islamic Renaissance Party, Shamsiddin Saidov, and he has no information about his whereabouts.

Users are questioning that if these two important state bodies know nothing about the whereabouts of Abdullohi Shamsiddin, then where could he be?

On January 18, the authorities of Germany deported Tajik political activist Abdullohi Shamsiddin to Tajikistan on a flight from Düsseldorf to Istanbul to Dushanbe. After his plane landed at Dushanbe International Airport, he disappeared. His relatives and close ones are worried that nothing is still known about his whereabouts.

On December 17, 2022, a group of colleagues, friends, and relatives of Abdullohi Shamsiddin, a Tajik asylum seeker in Germany and civil society activist, held a protest in the city of Dortmund, urging the German authorities not to deport him, as he faces torture and imprisonment in his homeland.

Weeks later, the authorities of Tajikistan still have not provided any information about Abdullohi Shamsiddin’s fate, nor have they reported where he is and under what conditions he is being held. His relatives and close ones are deeply concerned about Abdullohi Shamsiddin’s fate.

After Tajik political activist Abdullohi Shamsiddin was detained and later deported from Germany to Tajikistan, friends, colleagues, and political activists held at least four protests in Germany calling for his release.

On February 16, a group of friends and colleagues of Abdullohi Shamsiddin held a protest in front of the Central Immigration Office in Dortmund, Germany. The protesters called on the German authorities to assist in the case of Abdullohi Shamsiddin. More than 30 citizens of Tajikistan and Germany participated in the action, including the leader of the National Alliance of Tajikistan, Muhiddin Kabiri.