The detention of the former deputy head of the Antimonopoly Service, Akzholtoi Tukunov, as a suspect has been deemed unlawful and unjustified by the Alamedin District Court. According to a statement, the investigative judge's ruling cited gross violations of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic in declaring Tukunov's detention as a suspect illegal and unfounded. As a preventive measure, Akzholtoi Tukunov has been placed under travel restrictions until June 16. Earlier reports had indicated the detention of Tukunov on suspicion of incitement to mass disorder.
Detention of Former Deputy Head of Antimonopoly Service Akzholtoi Tukunov Declared Unlawful
in News / Kyrgyzstan - by CA24
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