Baku / 22.01.19 / Turan: The organizers of the rally on January 19 at the Mehsul stadium were summoned to the police department of the capital today, where they were received by the head of the department Mirgafar Seyidov.
A participant in the meeting, Ilham Huseyn, told Turan that the police chief complained about violations of the law during the rally and the discontent of citizens living in this zone.
In response, the organizers rejected the claims of the police and refused to sign some explanatory, stating that there were no offenses, and the police themselves reported this on the same day.
Hussein regarded the call to the police as a violation of the constitutional rights of citizens, restriction of their rights and freedoms. -05D-
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