Гюльага Асланлы
Baku / 07.03.18 / Turan: On the morning of March 7, police officers came to the office of the Musavat Party and took the head of the party"s executive apparatus, Gulaga Aslanli.
Yesterday he was already interrogated in the 7th branch of the Binagadi police. The reason for the interrogations is not reported.
As sources in the party told Turan, over the past two days about 20 members of the party were summoned to the police.
The authorities are concerned that Musavat, the Popular Front and the National Council will hold a joint rally on March 10. Therefore, they try to intimidate activists in every possible way and prevent the holding of the protest action, the Musavat party says.
Recall that the rally on March 10 is supposed to take place under the slogans No to Robbery! and End Monarchy! -03B-
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