Baku Sabail District Court changed the measure of restraint for the elder of Nardaran Natig Kerimov and released him under house arrest. Turan was told by Kerimov's lawyer Eyyub Alekperov.
According to him, the court granted the defense motion for change of measure of restraint by house arrest.
The information on the release of Kerimov was confirmed by his son Kamran Kerimov.
Natig Karimov was arrested Jan. 6 by employees of the State Security Service on charges of spying for a foreign country. But Kerimov denied the accusation. -06B--
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