Baku / 19.11.19 / Turan: Musavat created a special commission to investigate allegations of alleged violations by party members during their migration to the West. The commission included: Neymat Karimli, Osman Kyazimov, Sahavat Soltanly and Faraj Karimli, announced at a press conference on Tuesday by the leader of Musavat Arif Hajili.
If a party’s involvement in violations is established, he will be punished, the party leader said.
“If someone’s actions reveal the corpus delicti, there will be an appeal to the court. If the accusations are false, then refutations will be given to the press,” he said.
According to him, a similar commission was created at the Musavat European Coordination Center. They intend to cooperate with the German police, he added.
Commenting on the allegations by the ideologist of the authorities, Ali Hasanov, the leader of Musavat said that the dirty company of blackening the party was organized and coordinated by Ali Hasanov.
“It is noteworthy that the criminal case in Germany was initiated by the migrant Rashad Mammadov. His brother is a member of the movement of Azerbaijani political emigrants AND.
“The fact that one brother accused Musavat, and the second against the movement close to the Popular Front party, says that the authorities are behind it,” said Arif Hajili.
He also said that he intends to meet with representatives of the German Embassy in Baku.
“We want to ask questions and get an answer. We are also ready to give explanations if necessary, ”said Hajili. He also recalled that some time ago, Azerbaijani law enforcement authorities identified a criminal group that used fake seals and letterheads of opposition parties to send people to migrate to the West.
He confirmed that dozens of party members received membership certificates and facts of pressure on them due to political affiliation.
Hajili also said that for two years, Musavat has not issued any certificates to emigrants. “We only respond to the requests of their lawyers or the requests of the court,” Hajili stressed.
Earlier the government media and officials of the country accused Musavat of organizing illegal migration of citizens to the West. -03B-
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