Nasurllo Sayyid has been living in Canada
Former Uzbek parliamentarian, opposition politician Nasrullo Sayid has been wanted by the Interior Ministry. Former MP, who flew from Istanbul to Tashkent on April 20, was sent back to Turkey by the DHA.
Nasrullo Sayyid is at the top of the list of “Attention Search” hanging at Tashkent International Airport and other locations.
Attention is given to current address and telephone numbers of the current deputy. In addition, the deputy flies to Tashkent with his legs “catch me”.
The BBC has been questioned by Nasrullo Sayyid, the Uzbek authorities, in the search terms.
-Uzekistan: The reason why the former MP was not admitted to his native country
-Let me return home
-Was it safe to go back to Uzbekistan or to persuade the president of Uzbekistan?
-“The shameful crime that was heard by the singer in the actions of the Bukhara SNB”
“Look at the ridiculous thing,” he says, “but who are they looking for when they are not known for their whereabouts?” “They have written it down to my address and telephone number.”
Nasrullo Sayyid tells RFE / RL that he did not run away from the Uzbek law enforcement agencies, but he did not want the border guards to block their way.
Look at the crap. Is the person being sought after for unknown reasons? They have written down my address and my phone number. Do not get it
Nasrullo Sayyid, former parliamentarian
He was wanted on April 20 when the Tashkent International Airport arrived. However, the Border Guard Service has not been included in Uzbekistan.
“When I got to Tashkent, I told DXX officer that I was being searched by the Prosecutor-General’s Office, let me get hold of me, but I did not listen, and I was sent back to Istanbul,” said a former parliamentarian.
Nasrullo Sayyid was found on a wanted list under Article 4 of the Criminal Code:
Nasrullo Sayyid is at the top of the list of flights to Tashkent
Instituting, organizing illegal public associations, preparing, storing, disseminating or displaying material that threatens public safety and public order, and the creation, management and participation of religious extremist, separatist, fundamentalist or other banned organizations .
The BBC appealed to the Uzbek Prosecutor-General’s Office to clarify the situation.
Officials have not yet answered that question.
Nasrullo Sayid, who was flying from Istanbul to Tashkent on April 20, 201, was detained for several hours and his legal reasons for not being extradited to Uzbekistan were returned to Turkey without his knowledge.
Nasrullo Sayid, a member of the Uzbek parliament, a member of the Uzbek parliament, who has accepted the Declaration of Independence and declaring its independence, has been forced to leave the country after the Andijan events in 2005, the head of the Bukhara regional branch of the opposition Erk Democratic Party.
A criminal case has been instituted against Nasrullo Sayid on charges that Dadakhon Hasan’s 2005 song dedicated to the Andijan massacre, known for his well-known musician, has been imprisoned for several years in Bukhara Region.
The politician has taken refuge in Canada.
Nasrullo Sayid has repeatedly appealed to the Uzbek parliament and the relevant ministries and agencies that no criminal offenses have been brought against him.
Although he lives in an active Canadian state, he has not been granted citizenship of the country.
Instituting, organizing illegal public associations, preparing, storing, disseminating or displaying material that threatens public security and public order, and the creation of a religious extremist, separatist, fundamentalist, or other banned organizations.
The BBC has asked the General Prosecutor’s Office to clarify the situation.
Officials have not yet answered that question.
Nasrullo Sayid, who was flying from Istanbul to Tashkent on April 20, 201, was detained for several hours and his legal reasons were not extradited to Uzbekistan without his knowledge.
Nasrullo Sayid, a member of the Uzbek parliament, who has been accepted by the Declaration of Independence and declaring his independence, has been forced to leave the country after the Andijan events in 2005, the head of the Bukhara regional branch of the opposition Erk Democratic Party.
A criminal case has been instituted against Nasrullo Sayid on charges that Dadakhon Hasan’s 2005 song dedicated to the Andijan Massacre, known for its well-known musician, has been imprisoned for several years in Bukhara Region.
The politician has taken refuge in Canada.
Nasrullo Sayid has repeatedly appealed to the Uzbek parliament and the relevant ministries and agencies that no criminal offenses have been brought against him.
Although he lives in an active Canadian state, he has not been granted citizenship of the country.
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