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Public Prosecutor General does not want to open “Putin’s country cottage” case

Press Release
April 21, 2011

Public Prosecutor General’s Office withdrew the responsibility for examination of unlawful privatisation of land for the so-called "Putin's dacha” (Putin’s country cottage). That is how YABLOKO’s leader Sergei Mitrokhin commented the response from Public Prosecutor’s Office on his appeal to Public Prosecutor General Yury Chaika.

V.Kroshkin, Senior Assistant of Public Prosecutor General, informed Mitrokhin that his appeal had been forwarded to the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Krasnodar Area for a “rapid response." Kroshkin promised that an audit would be conducted and if grounds were found, prosecutor’s measures would be taken.

"I do not understand why the Krasnodar Public Prosecutor’s Office should deal with this case, as it is a federal facility, which belonged to the Presidential Property Management Department ," Mitrokhin said.

The plot of land in question was transferred from The Tuapse Resort House under the Presidential Property Management Department to the Indokopas company controlled by Nicholai Shamalov between 2005 and 2008. This deal was clearly unlawful, as in accordance with Part 2 of Article 95 of the Land Code, plots of land in protected nature reserves can not be privatised.

"The regional authorities are more dependent in this issue, they even participated in the strange transformation of the state property too private. Obviously, the answer from the Krasnodar Area Public Prosecutor’s Office will not be objective," Mitrokhin noted.

However, Mitrokhin noted that he would wait for a response from Krasnodar, and if the Prosecutor’s Office did find violations, YABLOKO’s leader would demand the return of land to state ownership and free passage of citizens through the territory.

See also:

YABLOKO's Against Corruption

Protection of Environment

 

 

 

Press Release
April 21, 2011

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