Another act of bureaucratic lawlessness has became today's demolition of a private house which was rented by the Popular Front Party. The owner of the House Azer Asgarov strongly protested the demolition and threatened to appeal to court.
"Who gave you a right to demolish my private property without my knowledge? Where is a written decision; who is Kamaleddin Heydarov? " angrily asked Askerov , referring to the workers who were demolishing a house.
Askerov told reporters that before the explosion, he was threatened by the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, who threatened to explode a house. Askerov said that he lives in Turkey, and even there he was repeatedly threated.
Being asked who is behind the threats , he said that it happened after he leased the house for PPFA . "If the authorities want to leave without PPFA office, then I will buy a new house and will again offer it to PPFA," said Askerov, who used to be a member of the ruling party.
Deputy chief executive and Narimanov District refused to explain Turan correspondent on what basis they demolished private house that is not in disrepair .
"We are not allowed to speak about it," said power representatives who did not introduce himself. -16В-
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