Police removed protesting candidates from CEC building (updated)
Baku / 17.02.20 / Turan: Police orders forced out a group of candidates for deputies and journalists from the CEC building, preventing them from entering the CEC building.
Police said the protest rally was unlawful. “Our demands are fair and the CEC is obliged to answer our complaints,” MP Khalid Bagirov told reporters. -02B-
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2020 February 17 (Monday) 16:11:14
New rally of candidates for deputies in front of the CEC
Baku / 17.02.20 / Turan: As soon as the authorities came to their senses after a Sunday rally of opposition candidates and opposition activists against falsification of election results, a new crowd gathered on Monday before the CEC demanding to annul the election results.
The candidates for deputies Khalid Bagirov, Bakhtiyar Hajiyev, Nurlana Jalil and others again came to the CEC building, demanding to answer their complaints about falsifications.
“Mazahir Panahov, remove the plugs from your ears and hear our demands, answer our complaints!” - shouted the candidate Khalid Bagirov, standing in front of the passage to the CEC building.
The staff of the Rapid Response Police Regiment quickly approached the place and urged the audience to disperse. Meanwhile, the number of protesters is growing; numerous journalists are approaching the site.
At 16 o’clock the next meeting of the CEC began, which should consider the complaints.-02B-
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