According to the case materials available in the State Register of Judicial Acts, Temir [name changed P.T.M.], who formally headed the LLC "S.T.", was appointed responsible for the design and construction of infrastructure projects as part of the restoration of the city of Osh and the Jalal-Abad region following the events of June 2010, according to the decree of the Provisional Government dated July 9, 2010.
However, on January 15, 2013, the government decided to close the State Directorate for the Restoration and Development of the cities of Osh and Jalal-Abad, transferring its functions to the State Agency for Construction and Regional Development (now a ministry). Subsequently, on August 15, 2014, the government issued decree No. 330-r, instructing the Ministry of Finance to allocate funds for the completion of construction work in the Ken-Sai area from the republican budget and grants provided by Russia.
According to this decree, the Osh Regional Directorate of Capital Construction (UKS) became the state customer. Despite the lack of permission to procure construction services and design estimates from a single source, UKS carried out such procurements.
Investigative authorities found that on October 30, 2014, a contract No. 40 for the amount of 10 million soms for the construction of power lines in Ken-Sai was signed between the head of the Osh UKS A.D. and Temir (with the consent of the actual owner K.A.).
According to the contract, although an advance was not provided, the chief accountant of the Osh UKS S.K. and his superior A.D. transferred 4 million 859 thousand 085 soms to the account of LLC "S.T." on October 31, 2014.
However, the funds were not used for their intended purpose, and the actual owner K.A. along with Temir, colluding with officials of UKS, embezzled this money. This resulted in damage to the state in the amount of 4 million 859 thousand 085 soms.
The heads of the Osh UKS, A.D. and D.T., did not take measures to recover the specified debt to the budget.
According to the conclusion of the forensic construction examination dated September 15, 2025, the work performed by the LLC amounted to 4 million 859 thousand 085 soms, confirming the absence of actual construction activity.
Temir also continued his criminal activities, signing another contract with UKS on September 4, 2014, for the amount of 179 million 430 thousand 627 soms for the development of the Ken-Sai area. Although an advance was not provided, 40 million soms were transferred in two stages.
K.A. and Temir later prepared acts with inflated prices totaling 46 million 522 thousand 684 soms. The construction of the access road was handed over to UKS in stages from 2015 to 2017.
The technical supervision staff of UKS did not check the completed work and approved their acceptance with K.A. and Temir.
On October 18, 2017, the last payment under the contract, amounting to 2 million 962 thousand 692 soms, was made.
Experts established an overpricing of the work by 12 million 371 thousand 11 soms, which also confirms the actual embezzlement of these funds.
In 2011, the institute "EnergoProject" developed a project for the power supply of Ken-Sai, which was approved in 2012. On December 22, 2014, a contract was signed for the construction of the power supply system for the amount of 190 million 460 thousand 190 soms.
At the end of December 2014, advance funds in the amount of 75 million 181 thousand 730 soms were transferred to the accounts. A significant portion of this amount was transferred to the accounts of subcontractors.
Temir prepared acceptance acts for the construction of substations totaling 88 million 552 thousand 526 soms, containing deliberately false information.
Investigative authorities concluded that A.D., S.K., A.M., K.A., and Temir, acting in collusion, embezzled advance funds in the amount of 64 million 80 thousand 436 soms.
After that, another 48 million 300 thousand soms were transferred to the accounts of LLC "S.T.", allowing K.A. and Temir to provide false acceptance acts.
The investigation established that the actual damage from the actions of Temir and other individuals amounted to 81 million 310 thousand 532 soms.
Temir was charged under part 2 of Article 336 ("Corruption") of the Criminal Code.
On December 22, 2025, Temir's lawyer filed a petition for release from criminal liability due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. The defense indicated that the crime was committed in 2015 and the damage had been fully compensated.
At the preliminary hearing, Temir supported the petition, and the state prosecutor agreed with his arguments.
The Osh City Court granted the petition, terminating the criminal case due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
Temir was released from criminal liability, and the measure of restraint in the form of house arrest remained in effect until the decision became legally binding. After that, it will be canceled.
Any party has the right to appeal this decision within three days.
