The arrested in Russia on charges of economic crimes, the leader of the Azerbaijani Diaspora of Komi, General Director of "Ukhtaneftegazgeologia" Akif Sayadov can be killed in prison. Sayadov, suffering from severe ontological disease, urgently needs chemotherapy sessions.
Deputy of the State Council of the Komi, Sayadov, was arrested on October 27 on suspicion of committing economic crimes - appropriation of entrusted property and legalization of illegally obtained income, and was arrested. Despite conducting the investigation in the Komi Republic, he was transferred to the detention center of the city of Kirov. At the same time, investigators seized his medical records on which he was treated before his arrest, as well as in the detention center. After the transfer of a businessman in Jail-1 in Kirov, the law enforcement officers refused to hand over medical paper to prison doctors.
The family of 63-year-old Sayadov appealed to the Public Chamber of Russia, to the Russian State Duma deputy from the Republic of Komi, Olga Yepifanova, and a member of the Federation Council Valery Zhilin with a request to facilitate the release of Sayadov to obtain medical care. The appeal says that Sayadov’s health, "suffering from incurable cancer, is getting worse, he needs chemotherapy sessions, but is not done." Lack of medical care systematically leads him to death, the statement says. According to relatives, had a third-degree nodes. In addition, he had surgery on his rectum and four neurosurgical operations.
According to relatives, he became diseased as a result of prolonged operation in harsh field conditions, in remote places, the taiga. Thank to his hard work in Russia, new sources of oil and gas were opened.
Numerous violations of the law in the case of Sayadov are also noted. The object of the investigation is in Ukhta. The investigation is carried out in Syktyvkar, and the accused is kept in Kirov - in other subjects of the federation. The family believes that the actions of the investigation in respect of Sayadov are biased, and the criminal case was fabricated.
Sayadov is an Honored geologist and Honorary Oilman of Russia, honorary citizen of the Komi Republic, has state awards. Deputies of the State Council of Komi and 80 prominent figures of this republic are ready to support him. The family believes that the criminal case was fabricated in "someone's best interest to get their hands "Ukhtaneftegazgeologia." Someone wants to take over the company, artificially make it unprofitable, and then privatize on favorable terms.
Special zeal in this matter shows Komi prosecutor Sergei Bazhutov, who two years ago tried to start a lawsuit against the open JSC "Ukhtaneftegazgeologia». -06B-
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