The three brothers of the deputy chairman of the Muslim Unity movement Abbas Huseynov arrested on the Nardaran case, Huseynaga, Elchin and Malik Huseynov, who were detained in the past two days, have been released. Turan was told by a member of Huseynov's family.
However, he did not specify what were the reasons for the detention, where the brothers were kept and under what conditions they were released. -06b--
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Two brothers of the deputy chairman of the movement Muslim Unity Abbas Huseynov, who was arrested earlier on the Nardaran case, were detained yesterday.
According to the lawyer Fariz Namazly, Elchin and Malik Huseynov were arrested on the evening of 6 October. "According to their relatives, the brothers were first taken to the 29th police department of the Yasamal district, and then – to the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime at the Ministry of Internal Affairs," Namazly said. A day earlier, on 5 October, the police detained another brother, Huseyn Huseynov.
According to Namazly, there is no information about the reasons for the detention of the brothers. The attempts to get the comments from the Ministry of Interior have not yet succeeded.
During the trial on the "Nardaran case" Abbas Huseynov emotionally opposed the judges, prosecutors and police witnesses. He was twice removed from the hall. Other defendants showed solidarity with A. Huseynov and refused to testify. -16D-
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