Murad Adilov, Assistant of Ali Kerimli, the head of the Popular Front Party, was arrested and taken to the police Sabirabad.
According to his uncle Ilham Adilov, the reason for detention is not known. Murad was summoned to the police in the morning and did not return; the attempts of the uncle to determine the cause were futile.
"I called the police, who summoned my nephew, and he said there was no grounds for concern. I myself went to the police station, but was met there rudely, and just was kicked out of the building," said Ilham Adilov, assuming that there could be a provocation against his nephew.
According to sources in the PPFA, on March 10, the party scheduled meeting in Sabirabad region. It is possible that the current summon is for the preparing to failure the forthcoming meeting. -05B04-
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