During a session of the Jogorku Kenesh, Deputy Shailoobek Atazov announced his decision to step down from his position, questioning the future of the parliament after him. He emphasized that a mandate is merely a formality and not a license to rule, expressing his belief that the will of the people will ultimately prevail.
Atazov criticized the lack of support from the authorities and highlighted the importance of a free platform for expressing opinions. He reflected on his tenure, noting his commitment to transparency and speaking out on both positive and negative aspects of governance.
The deputy expressed his readiness to relinquish his mandate, emphasizing that he obtained it without resorting to bribery or manipulation. Atazov also addressed political figures, urging them to uphold principles of freedom and patriotism in the parliament.
Referring to the recent legal dispute involving Abdurakhmanhajji Murtazaliev, Atazov highlighted the need for judicial reform and expressed his willingness to work abroad if his contributions are not valued by the Kyrgyz people.
In conclusion, Atazov called for the preservation of parliamentary freedom and transparency, criticizing the suppression of voices advocating for liberty. His resignation comes amidst a backdrop of political tensions and legal controversies, signaling a turbulent period in Kyrgyzstan's political landscape.
