Thousands take to the streets demanding release of Russian opposition leader Navalny: 4,000 arrested

Moscow, Ta. Sunday, January 31, 2021

Thousands took to the streets across Russia to demand the release of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, depriving the Kremlin of sleep.

The government arrested more than 4,000 protesters. The government and top officials have been working hard to prevent Russia from engaging in unprecedented human settlements and demonstrations across Russia last week.

Alexei Navalny, 44, one of President Putin's biggest critics and the protagonist of the anti-corruption probe, was arrested on June 17 after returning from Germany.

It took Alexander Navalny five months to recover from a suspected Kremlin poisoning and illness in Germany. However, Russian authorities have denied the allegations. Russian police arrested more than a thousand people today from 11 time zones across Russia.

In Moscow, the government set up a unique security system in the heart of the city, shutting down all subway stations near the Kremlin. Huss shut down the service and forced the restaurant as well as the store to close.

પ્રારંભમાં નાવાલ્નીના સમર્થકોએ ફેડરલ સીક્યોરિટીના મુખ્ય હેડ ક્વાર્ટર અને નાવાલ્નીને ઝેર આપવા માટે જેના પર દોષ દેવાયો હતો એવા મોસ્કોનાલુબયાંકા સ્કવેર ખાતે રવિવારે દેખાવ યોજવા નક્કી કર્યું હતું.સ્કવેર પાસેના વિસ્તારને પોલીસે ઘેરી લેતાં ત્યાંથી એક માઇલ દૂર દેખાવ યોજવાનો પ્રયાસ કરાયો હતો, પરંતુ પોલીસે ત્યાં પણ જંગી The caravan was rocked. The hapless people were then caught and pushed into police vehicles.

Yet thousands of people rushed to the city center, shouting "Putin resigns" and shouting slogans like "Putin is a thief". So in the eastern Siberian city of Novosibirsk, about 90 people were arrested for protesting. In addition, in the eastern city of Vladivosko, about 100 people were arrested.