The Ulan-Ude mayor's office proposed that communists postpone their rally against election fraud for three weeks.
City Hall Ulan-Ude The Communist Party refused to allow a rally against election fraud on October 4, citing an event called "Spicy Autumn" taking place that day. Authorities also cited the fact that the city is observing Cleanup Month until October 24, and proposed holding the rally on October 25—three weeks after the announced date. рассказал Deputy of the People's Khural Republic of Buryatia Bair Tsyrenov.
According to Tsyrenov, the rally organizers will challenge the Ulan-Ude mayor's office's decision in court, which "is actually intended to disrupt the goals of the rally."
September 25 rally against falsifications passed в Syktyvkar. And in Moscow a similar rally banned under the pretext of COVID restrictions.