A rally for fair elections is planned in Tyumen.
The local branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) announced plans to hold a rally on October 3rd, titled "Tyumen for Fair Elections." The event will take place in Komsomolsky Square, a site within Hyde Park, where no approval is required by law.
“We will talk about how the elections in the region went – openly, out loud, with facts from observers, — the communists plan. “An open microphone – everyone will have a chance to speak.”
Earlier, a democratic socialist from Udmurtia Dmitry Morozov. However, the authorities refused. The official reason given was the risk of structural elements of the Friendship of Nations Monument collapsing due to worn-out fasteners.
Morozov filed a lawsuit against the city administration, demanding that the refusal be declared illegal.
The regional committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation is also currently seeking approval for a rally against the election results. LipetskIn the regional council, the communists lost the lion's share of their faction and called the vote rigged.