This morning, the Chairman of the Geygel branch of the party Musavat, Sabutay Guluzadeh was detained by police.
He was accused that his barn door opens in the direction of a school. Turan obtained the information from a source in the regional branch of the party.
Thus, the district police officer demanded that the door of the barn should be covered with cement, but Guluzadeh refused, noting that this situation has existed for many years.
The deputy chairman of the party Musavat Gulaga Aslanli told Turan that the true reason for the detention of Guluzadeh is his conflict with the district police chief, without specifying what the conflict’s essence is.
However, local sources say that Guluzadeh refused to sell the chief of police his land in a prestigious location next to the Geygel reserve, where villas of oligarchs are located.
In turn, the police of the Geygel region refused to specify the reason for detention of Sabutay Guluzadeh. -03B04-
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