Special services conducted searches at the addresses of 18 participants of the organization in the Issyk-Kul region. During the investigation, extremist religious materials and mobile phones, which may contain evidence against the suspects, were found and seized. All seized items were properly documented and added to the case materials.
During preventive actions, several individuals involved in the case openly renounced their radical views.
The GKNB emphasized that investigative actions are ongoing, and all necessary measures will be taken in accordance with the law.
"Yakin Inkar" is a religious movement that has been recognized by the court as extremist and banned in Kyrgyzstan. It originated within the "Tablighi Jamaat" movement but later separated and adopted more radical positions.
The main idea of this movement is the denial of the authority of official religious structures and the non-recognition of fatwas from the Council of Ulema. This leads to a schism in the Muslim community and social isolation of its supporters, according to experts.
