According to law enforcement agencies, by 3:00 PM they had received notifications from citizens about possible violations related to vote buying. Operational groups have been dispatched to the scene and are currently conducting checks.
It should be noted that during the election campaign, 4 complaints were previously registered, but none of them were confirmed.
In the city of Osh, there are 108 polling stations, where order is maintained by more than 600 personnel, including police, veterans of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, military personnel of internal troops, and special police officers. The police assess the situation in the city as stable and calm.
Electoral District No. 6
Center: city of Osh, city hall building.
The total number of voters is 161,323.
The boundaries of the district cover the territories of Osh-MTU-1, Osh-MTU-4, Osh-MTU-5, Osh-MTU-6, polling stations No. 5563 and No. 5564 in the village of Papal (which was considered the village of Papal until the ATO), Osh-MTU-Japalak, the village of Toloykon in the city of Osh, as well as the entire Papal rural area of the Kara-Suu district.
