Baku / 05/18/19 / Turan: A criminal case has been launched against the blogger Tural Sadigly, who is in political emigration in Germany. Turan was informed by his father Alovsat Sadigly.
According to him, on May 17, officers of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Metropolitan Police came to their home.
"They said that the Investigation Department for Grave Crimes of the Prosecutor General's Office started a criminal case against Tural and he was put on the international wanted list. But they did not say on which articles of the Criminal Code the case was started," A. Sadigly said.
Earlier, in 2018, a criminal case was launched against another blogger Ordukhan Temirkhan who is in political emigration. -21B--
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