Baku / 21.02.20 / Turan: In the afternoon, a group of candidates for parliament continued the protest in front of the CEC building, where the next meeting began at 16 o’clock.
During the action, one of the participants wrote on the wall of a nearby house the phrase: “Fu, Mazi” ( he meant the head of the CEC, Mazahir Panahov).
For writing this slogan, the police detained the election observer Fuad Ismayilov.
In the meantime, the CEC meeting continued consideration of complaints. Voting results in two polling stations of the 91st Ujar constituency were invalidated.
The CEC rejected the complaint of one of the candidates regarding the invalidation of the voting results in the 28th Sabunchu Third Electoral District. -03B-
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