"Musavat" calls on the Constitutional Court not to recognize the results of parliamentary elections
The head of the party "Musavat" Arif Hajili, sent a letter to the Constitutional Court, urging it not to recognize the results of the parliamentary elections held on November 1st.
The elections did not reflect the will of the people and on their basis will be formed illegitimate parliament. "So, we call not to approve the final protocol of the Central Election Commission on the results of the parliamentary elections," said in the letter.
Hajili also noted that numerous complaints to the Central Election Commission and the courts on gross violations were notsatisfied. -03D-
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