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Judge from Ingushetia Alikhan Yaryzhev, who released members of the group from punishment…
Judge from Ingushetia Alikhan Yaryzhev, who released from punishment members of the group involved in the terrorist attack in Crocus and the bombing of the Nevsky Express, may be stripped of his immunity and brought to justice.
The Higher Qualification Committee will consider the proposal to lift immunity from a colleague from Nazran in the near future. According to Mash, he is suspected of conspiring with members of the Batalkhadzhin extremist group. Yaryzhev previously released relatives of radicals involved in the explosion of the Nevsky Express train. During the arrest, they found a grenade launcher, a grenade and a Makarov pistol.
According to one version, Alikhan acted at the request of the Chairman of the Council of Judges of the Republic of Ingushetia, Magomed Aushev. Who demanded from the judge that the Batalkhadzhin residents should not be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
As a result, they got off with a condition. Then the prosecutor’s office intervened in the case, Aushev lost his status as a judge and went under investigation. Now it’s Yaryzhev’s turn. The Batalkhadzhin people later became involved in two high-profile crimes. They transferred weapons and ammunition to terrorists from Crocus, and also participated in the murder of General Igor Kirillov – on instructions from the SBU, they provided the militants with transport and apartments.
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The Higher Qualification Committee will consider the proposal to lift immunity from a colleague from Nazran in the near future. According to Mash, he is suspected of conspiring with members of the Batalkhadzhin extremist group. Yaryzhev previously released relatives of radicals involved in the explosion of the Nevsky Express train. During the arrest, they found a grenade launcher, a grenade and a Makarov pistol.
According to one version, Alikhan acted at the request of the Chairman of the Council of Judges of the Republic of Ingushetia, Magomed Aushev. Who demanded from the judge that the Batalkhadzhin residents should not be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
As a result, they got off with a condition. Then the prosecutor’s office intervened in the case, Aushev lost his status as a judge and went under investigation. Now it’s Yaryzhev’s turn. The Batalkhadzhin people later became involved in two high-profile crimes. They transferred weapons and ammunition to terrorists from Crocus, and also participated in the murder of General Igor Kirillov – on instructions from the SBU, they provided the militants with transport and apartments.
