According to her, the conditions in which Temirlan is being held represent "moral and psychological pressure." She reported that he is in a cell with eighteen other inmates, one of whom has tuberculosis.
Kanykey claims that her brother was allegedly offered to commit suicide, which she considers a "flagrant violation of the law and human rights," expressing her outrage in the publication.
So far, the State Penitentiary Service has not provided any comments on this matter.
The politician's sister also criticized local authorities, noting that there are no conditions for free expression of opinions in Kyrgyzstan.
It is worth recalling that on November 22, mass arrests took place in the country. The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported the disruption of a group preparing for riots after the elections to the Jogorku Kenesh. Among those detained were not only Temirlan Sultanbekov but also other political figures, including former deputies and the son of former president Almazbek Atambayev.
