Blogger Mehman Huseynov was attacked on the street yesterday.
On his Facebook page he wrote that on Friday at around 15:10 he left the house, and when he was leaving his quarter, he saw like a man in civilian clothes following him.
Surveillance continued until the blogger went on the bus and went to the barber shop, where the surveillance continued.
"Before leaving the barber shop, I called a friend and warned about the provocation against me," Huseynov wrote. The blogger left the barber shop, and saw that three more men joined the first man following him.
"I went in the opposite direction, but one of these individuals went straight at me, struck in the shoulder and grabbed my arm. The other men began to approach. I managed to run away," Huseynov wrote.
The blogger believes that the men wanted to start a fight, and then to accuse him of disorderly conduct or plant drugs. He does not know who those people were - police officers or mercenaries.
"But I do know one thing: any step taken against me is backed up by the power and the responsibility directly bears the country's leadership," says Huseinov, believing that the cause is his journalistic activities, criticism of the authorities and government officials.
"For many years, I tear off the mask from this government, ministers, deputies, and expose them to the people. And recently, I showed how the officials build their own houses, create a business with money stolen from people," continues Huseynov.
"Apparently my videos scared them, and they decided to eliminate me. But it's all in vain, I will not stop, and will expose the bureaucratic arbitrariness, lawlessness, and fraud.
I do not know who is behind this order - Kamaladdin Heydarov, Ziya Mammadov, Ramil Usubov, or others, each such step is taken against me by the government," says the blogger.
Recently Huseynov on his page on Facebook SANCAQ production published reports on the villas of Minister of Emergency Situations Heydarov, Transport Minister Mammadov, Minister of Labour Salim Muslimov, the Mayor of Baku Hajibala Abutalibov, former MP Galib Salahzade, and deputy Tahir Suleymanov. -06D-
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