No case can be filed against Putin for life, a new bill was passed to amend the law

Moscow, Ta. 18. Wednesday, November 2020

A bill is going to be passed in the Russian parliament for Russian President Putin that will remind you of Dala Tarwadi's eggplant story.

According to the provisions of the bill in the Russian parliament, the former president cannot be prosecuted for life. It is clear that the bill was introduced in the parliament to benefit Putin. After the bill is passed in both houses of the Russian parliament, Putin himself will sign the bill. Russia's lower house of parliament has also approved it.

According to the bill, the former Russian president and his family cannot be interrogated by police and their assets cannot be confiscated. Putin is currently 68 years old. His fourth term as president is due to end in 2024. One could be president for another two terms. Putin has been in power since 2000.

The new bill, however, makes exceptional cases such as serious exceptions made in exceptional circumstances and treason.