Detained in Guba on January 8, local believers Vafanur Mammadov and Nizami Najafov are charged under Article 228.2.1 ( illegal possession of weapons and ammunition by a group of persons) of the Criminal Code. Yesterday the Sabail District Court chose the preventive measure of arrest for a period of 2 months. A Guba human rights activist, a cousin of Vafanur, Avtandil Mammadov told Turan.
Vafanur's brother Vafadar Mammadov, who was arrested in Guba on Jan. 9, was also delivered to the Sabail court to select a preventive measure against him.
"Vafadar Mammadov generally has nothing to do with that. He has long been working as a bricklayer in Baku. He came to Guba after his brother's arrest . He spent the night with me. In the morning , when he went to the court on Guba for the trial of his father, he was also arrested. Vafanur Mammadov is not a radical believer . All that Vafanur did was to writ a commentary on the social network Schoolmates about the detention of another local - Nizami Najafov," said Avtandil Mammadov.
According to him, Vafanur Mamedov is charged with keeping a grenade in his house, but it was planted there.
"With regard to the family there is a practice of arbitrariness and injustice. All the men in this family are arrested. I call on President Ilham Aliyev to intervene and put an end to this injustice," said the human rights activist Avtandil Mammadov . -06B-
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