Disappearance of "Musavat" Party activist reported
The missing member of “Musavat” party was killed by a colleague - the Ministry of Internal Affairs (updated)
Natig Mehdi, a member of the “Musavat” party who disappeared on May 10, was killed by a colleague named Elsever Islamov, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The motives of the crime are not clear. It is known that the deceased worked as a security guard at a high school.
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Disappearance of "Musavat" Party activist reported
On 14 May, the "Musavat" Party reported the disappearance of its activist Natig Mehti (Ulubey).
The Party's press service told Turan that he disappeared along with his car on 10 May.
"Natig Ulubey's relatives have filed a report with the 37th police station. We have also contacted the Interior Ministry, but there is no information about him yet. Calls to his phone are not reaching him,’ the "Musavat" spokesman said.
Natig Mehti (Ulubey) is a vice-chairman of the Sabail-based "Musavat" organisation.
Recall that in April, he was nominated as a candidate to head "Musavat" at the upcoming Party congress. However, a few days before the congress, he withdrew from the election.
It was not possible to get comments from the law enforcement agencies.
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