Baku / 12.02.20 / Turan: The head of the press service of the Musavat party and the editor of the Basta website, Mustafa Hajibeyli, was called to the Binagadi district police department on February 12.
Hajibeyli himself told Turan that he was received by the deputy head of the department. “He told me: you, there, in different places, write that you were subjected to violence by the police. There was none, the police did not exert pressure on you,” Hajibeyli said.
After 10 minutes, he was released.
On February 11, during a rally in front of the CEC, Hajibeyli was beaten and detained, he was taken to the 5th police station of Binagadi district, where he was forced to sign a protocol on the commission of an offense.
Before that, three police officers beat him in a car on the way to the police. –06D-
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