In the apartments of the arrested activists of NIDA Bakhtiyar Guliyev and Shahin Novruzov drugs and bottles with Molotov cocktail were planted. Turan was told by another activist of the youth organization Uzeyir Mammadli.
According to him, these items were planted by a group of persons in civil clothes, who came to Bakhtiyar’s apartment in the evening and introduced themselves as employees of the Ministry of National Security.
They put drugs in a packet of white powder and petrol bombs in front of the owners of the apartment and took him away.
According to Mammadov, the same thing happened in the apartment of Shahin Novruzov, who was detained at the same time.
Apparently, the authorities want to accuse the youth activists of unrest, drug possession and other sins
But proponents that protest against soldiers’ deaths are not going to give up the rally scheduled for March 10.
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Late on March 7 people in civilian clothes arrested and took away three activists of the youth organization NIDA. In particular, they arrested Mohammed Azizov, Bakhtiyar Guliyev and Shahin Novruzov. Moreover, Azizov was actually stolen from the house.
At the same time a member of Musavat, Mahir Bayramli was arrested in Ganja.
No explanation has been given by the law enforcement agencies, but in MIA they told Turan that they were unaware about the incident.
Note that NIDA activists initiated and organized a protest against the deaths of soldiers, which is scheduled for March 10.
To date, the organizers have sent invitations via social networks to 150 thousand citizens, about 30,000 of which have confirmed their participation in the protest.
Apparently, the authorities decided to arrest the activists to prevent the rally. -03D-
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