The Attorney General takes under control the case of the attack on the journalist Taptig Farhadoglu
The Prosecutor General Zakir Garalov took under his personal control the investigation of a complaint of bias investigation by the prosecutor's office of Yasamal district of Baku, the beating of journalist Taptig Farhadoglu, according to the head of the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office, Eldar Sultanov.
The correspondent of Turan agency and “Voice of America” was attacked by security chief of Baku State University (BSU) on February 20 during a protest of students in front of the university.
As a result of blows inflicted on his back, the journalist suffers from was displacement of the spinal disc, and he underwent a serious operation.
Answering the complaint of a journalist, the Yasamal prosecutor's office said there is no ground to file a lawsuit, and there is no crime in the actions of the BSU Security Chief. -02D-
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