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Haji Abdul returns to politics
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The news agency Turan
The news agency Turan

Haji Abdul returns to politics

"People Association for Motherland" and the  Public Union "Baki Dirchelish" (Revival of Baku) signed an agreement on  cooperation.

 
  The head of the "Baki Dirchelish", Abbasaga Mammadov said that the cooperation will not be restricted to the period of the presidential election.
 
"The election - is an occasion to promoting democratic changes,  because the  state of affairs in the country is such that engages in politics, even the most neutral. It is necessary to bring together all the forces," he said at a news conference.
 
   Among the main problems of the country he called bureaucratic arbitrariness, corruption, destruction of the middle class entrepreneurs.
     In turn, the head of the "People's Union for theMotherland," Abdul Abdulaliyev, that he sees his aim in the active participation of people in the elections. "If it is  necessary,  we will put forward  our own candidate," he said, refusing to name the name of the candidate.
 
  Noting that he is having talks with a number of public organizations  on the unification as an electoral coalition, Abdulaliyev again did not  note specific names.
 
   Abdulaliyev negatively  responded to the question whether the  ex-president Ayaz Mutalibov is involved in it. At the same time, he did not  exclude that the members of the movement, and Ayaz Mutalibov could support the same candidate.
 
    Abdulaliyev, better known as Haji Abdul, was active supporters of ex-President Ayaz Mutalibov and played a big role in his  coming to power in the early 90s. He was subsequently convicted, and spent several years in prison. After his release, he was not involved in politics.
However, with the return of Ayaz Mutalibov from political exile in 2012, Haji Abdul   has revived. -05C- 

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