Baku/27.01.21/Turan: A group of parents of the martyrs of the Second Karabakh War, buried in the Garadagh region of Baku, tried to open the graves on January 26.
The parents demand the reburial of their sons’ remains in Martyrs Alley-2. However, the police prevented the relatives from opening the graves.
At the same time, when the tombstones were opened for the relatives, an accumulation of groundwater was found there. This made the relatives even angrier.
At night, a representative of the Baku Executive Power came to the protesters, but the parents banished him.
On January 27, the parents tried to block the road in the Garadagh region. However, the police prevented them. — 06D-
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