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Two citizens of France beat up three Tajik police officers in Dushanbe

On June 4 two drunk citizens of France attacked Tajik police officers in Dushanbe. As reported by Tajik Interior Ministry, the accident occurred close to S.Ayni Opera and Ballet Theater. Two citizens of France – 41-year-old Malika Malki and 40-year-old Jalol – have beaten up 30-year-old lieutenant Gulmurod Faizov and two 32-year-old majors Daler Shodov […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

On June 4 two drunk citizens of France attacked Tajik police officers in Dushanbe.

As reported by Tajik Interior Ministry, the accident occurred close to S.Ayni Opera and Ballet Theater.

Two citizens of France – 41-year-old Malika Malki and 40-year-old Jalol – have beaten up 30-year-old lieutenant Gulmurod Faizov and two 32-year-old majors Daler Shodov and Ramazon Kurbonov.

According to the information available, Malika Malki serves for the European Commission Office in Tajikistan. Investigation is under way.

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