A Communist Party rally in Tyumen to commemorate the anniversary of the October Revolution was denied approval.
The Tyumen administration denied approval for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) rally planned for November 7. The Communists submitted four applications for several locations in the city center, but the mayor's office rejected all of them.
Administration Tyumen refused to allow the regional branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation to hold a rally that the party planned to hold on November 7. They wanted to dedicate anniversary of the October Revolution and support for the SVsh.
The mayor's office rejected all four applications from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
The Communists submitted four applications, proposing several sites in the city center, but the mayor's office rejected all of them.
«The administration rejected all four applications. The official reason given was "patriotic protests" by the Young Guard of United Russia, which allegedly coincided in time and place. Applications were submitted for Fighters of the Revolution Square, the Central Square near the Lenin monument, and the square near the technology park. — the regional committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation reported.
The Tyumen Communist Party suspects that a "saboteur" has taken up residence within the administration. In previous years, the communists were allowed to protest on this issue.
The Communist Party of the Russian Federation plans to hold a rally in Komsomolsky Square.
Despite the refusals, the communists intend conduct The rally took place in Komsomolsky Square, a designated area for public events where no separate approval is required.
Photo: Tyumen branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation
