Baku/17.08.22/Turan: The case of water fraud in the village of Buzovna has actually stalled and is not moving forward a single step. Turan received a new appeal from citizens who were deceived by a fraudster with the connivance of the water company "Azersu" OJSC and the police.
We have received an information that the fraudster received 5,400 manats from five people, promising to connect them to the water supply system. And it was done. Water even went to the houses, but soon the illegal connection was liquidated as a result of the protest of the neighboring subscribers of "Azersu". Moreover, There were four attempts to illegally connect with the connivance of Azersu and the police.
At the same time, the police denied the fact that the deceived citizens and "Azersu" appealed to it. Both the police and "Azersu" concealed the name of the intermediary.
Complainants presented us with a photo of a credit card, to which money was transferred for connection to the water. This is a card of Kapital Bank in the name of Razu Jafarov.
It became known that the on June 26, the 2nd police department of the Khazar district received the complaint of at least three people, but nothing has been done. --0--
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