According to the editorial office of Kaktus.media, the deputy is currently reported to be outside the country, although this information is unconfirmed.
It is important to note that under Kyrgyz law, the consent of the parliament is required for the detention or arrest of a sitting deputy, which is granted by a majority vote based on a submission from the Attorney General.
In rare cases, it is possible to detain a deputy without the consent of the parliament if he is caught at the scene of a crime, but even in this situation, the Jogorku Kenesh must be immediately notified, and further investigative actions can only be carried out with its permission.
