Russian ambassador makes inquiries about investigation into killing of Tajik on Cherkizov market

DUSHANBE , February 16, Asia-Plus – Russian Ambassador to Tajikistan , Ramazan Abdulatipov, has sent a letter of inquiry to Russia Prosecutor-General’s Office about a progress of investigation into killings of Tajik citizen on the Cherkizov market in Moscow .     According to information from the Russian Embassy in Dushanbe , the letter, in particular, […]

Amrita Kirgizova




DUSHANBE


, February 16, Asia-Plus – Russian Ambassador to


Tajikistan


, Ramazan Abdulatipov, has sent a letter of inquiry to Russia Prosecutor-General’s Office about a progress of investigation into killings of Tajik citizen on the Cherkizov market in


Moscow


.    

According to information from the Russian Embassy in


Dushanbe


, the letter, in particular, stresses interest in comprehensive investigation of the case.  “Because cases of discrimination, and moreover killings, of labor migrants from


Tajikistan


negatively impact prestige of


Russia


in


Tajikistan


and dynamically developing Russia-Tajik relationships,” the letter says.

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