Seymur Həzi
Seymour Hazi was released from the police after an explanatory letter was taken from him, Hazi told Turan about this. According to him, he was taken to the 37th Khatai district police department.
“In the department I wrote an explanatory letter. I wrote that I did not offend any and did not violate the law. After that I was released,” Hazi said. He stressed that during the arrest, the police committed rudeness against him. –021D06-
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PFPA deputy chair Seymour Hazi detained
Baku/26.02.21/Turan: The deputy chair of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (PFPA) Seymur Hazi was detained. This happened on February 26 during a visit by the leadership and activists of the National Council of Democratic Forces to the memorial to the victims of the Khojaly genocide "Mother's Call".
Ata Abdullayev, presented as a "blogger", began to insult the PFPA leader Ali Karimli and provoke a conflict. In response, Seymour Hazi answered him: “No one can represent Ilham Aliyev better than you. You are the face of Ilham Aliyev."
After that, the police officers grabbed Khazi, put him in a car and drove away. The Ministry of Internal Affairs was unable to obtain comments.
A year ago, Abdullayev staged the same provocation, and then complained to the police about the reporter Tezakhan Miralamli, who was eventually sentenced to a year of correctional labor. — 06D-
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