"We don't need 500 trucks behind the fence!" Residents of Kremenkul, protesting against a wholesale warehouse in the village, have gained Bastrykin's special attention.
After the new video messages The head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, warned residents of Kremenkul in the Chelyabinsk region about the impossibility of living near a wholesale market. requested new report on the work of the outlet.
According to residents, part of the forest was cut down to accommodate the wholesale market settlement, and the locals were presented with a fait accompli without any consultation. it Hundreds of trucks have already driven along the village roads, and dumps have formed outside the market area.
In mid-September, Bastrykin demanded excite A criminal case was opened based on complaints from residents. In a second video statement, residents claimed that the market inspections in the case were sham:
"Market workers are always warned about the next on-site inspection and block the market for several hours while the inspection is taking place, after which trading resumes with redoubled force."
"No to the market! We won't give in! Stop this lawlessness!"
— the local residents demanded.
Bastrykin demanded to know the reasons preventing the closure of the wholesale market in the village. He also instructed the Investigative Committee's central office commission to look into similar market situations.
In dozens of comments, local residents confirmed that a wholesale market is not the place for this once-quiet village:
"We don't care where the illegal market moves, but we don't need 500 trucks behind our fence!", "Give us back the cut-down forest that our parents planted!", "They piss off the population and then they're surprised."
Kremenkul residentsare fighting" against the "optushka" that moved in with them in August.