MP Candidate Complains about Pressure in Lerik
Baku / 03.01.20 / Turan: Tahir Huseynov, a candidate for deputy in the 78th Lerik district from the Musavat party, announced pressure on him from local executive bodies.
According to him, pressure is exerted not only on him, but also on his relatives. “At first they tried to bribe me to withdraw my candidacy. Then they turned to threats,” Huseynov told Turan.
“The first deputy head of the administration of the Lerik region, Jalil Bakhshiyev and department head Alipanah Bayramov, summoned the representative of the executive branch of the village Shivla, Emin Hashimov, the chairman of the precinct election commission, Tarlan Israfilov, and my brother, Agahuseyn Huseynov, and warned that if I did not withdraw my candidacy, it would be bad for everyone. This was done in public at the meeting,” Huseynov said.
Further, according to him, pressure began on voters to renounce their signatures in favor of Huseynov.
“Voters, especially those working in budget institutions and receiving social assistance, are under intense pressure. They are taken statements that they did not sign for me, and that the signatures were supposedly a fake. They want to collect 80-100 signatures in order to refuse my registration,” Huseynov said.
It was not possible to get comments from the Executive power of the Lerik region. –06D-
Politics
-
Journalist Shamsad Aga was detained by police during the late hours, his brother Shahid Agayev reported to Voice of America.
-
The Ministry of Transport of Azerbaijan reacted to the report of the Kazakh side on the crash of AZAL aircraft on 25 December, published on Tuesday 4 February.
-
The Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan has published a preliminary report on the investigation of the crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer-190 aircraft, which occurred on December 25, 2024, near Aktau. The report is publicly available on the ministry's official website.
-
Under the gray, expansive skies of Brussels, a beacon of administrative initiative at the European Commission sparked to life this month, heralding a renewed vigor in the European Union’s diplomatic outreach. The newly established Directorate General for Enlargement and the Eastern Neighborhood (DG ENEST) debuted on February 1st, setting a new course for EU interaction with its eastern neighbors and potential new members.
Leave a review