Dissatisfaction in Ganja with Organization of Reception of Citizens by Prosecutor General
Baku / 05/24/19 / Turan: About 200 people today tried to get an appointment with the Prosecutor General of Azerbaijan Zakir Garalov in Ganja. However, only 25 residents managed to get into the building of the Ganja city prosecutor's office, where the meeting took place.
According to information from residents of Ganja, the building of the city prosecutor's office within a radius of about 200 meters was taken to the cordon, and those who wanted to get to the reception arranged by Garalov were not allowed. The police pushed the citizens to other streets - farther from the prosecutor's office.
The complainants included family members of persons arrested during the Ganja events of July 2018 and subsequently tortured.
Those close to these people have repeatedly stated in the media about the biased investigation and the use of torture against those arrested, who are mostly believers. -06D--
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