According to the data, on October 6, Judge M. A. M. issued a ruling, finding Maripov guilty on several counts of the Criminal Code, including "Calls for mass riots and violence" and "Public calls for the seizure of power." As a result, he was sentenced to six years in prison.
It is worth noting that Maripov had previously criticized the president's chief of staff, Kanibek Tumanbaev, and the head of the information policy department, Daiyrbek Orunbekov.
Additionally, in April 2024, Maripov and five others were detained by officers of the Lenin District Department of Internal Affairs in Bishkek, but they were acquitted in court.
Azamat Maripov is the brother of Adinai Maripova, a former advisor to President Sadyr Japarov, as well as the ex-president of the Tourism Development Support Fund in the Kyrgyz Republic, Kudret Taichabrov.
