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Baku/18.10.21/Turan: A criminal case in connection with the rape of a minor Sanay Gahramanli, started in the Yasamal District Prosecutor's Office under the Article 149.2.3 of the Criminal Code is taken under the personal control of the Prosecutor General. The continuation of the investigation has been entrusted to the Investigative Department of the Prosecutor General's Office, the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office said in response to a request on the case.
The department noted that the necessary investigative measures are being taken and called on the media, as well as users of social networks, when covering such sensitive topics to comply with ethical norms and legal requirements, not to disseminate unspecified information.
Earlier, the mother of the teenager, the writer Zumrud Yagmur, accused her nephew of this crime, who allegedly drunk the victim with drugs. Yagmur said that there was not a real investigation to shield the rapist.
Yagmur's speech caused a resonance in social networks and activists demanded an objective investigation from the Prosecutor General's Office.
The victim's father is a well-known politician, member of the Presidium of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan, Fuad Gahramanli. –06В-
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