Additionally, he noted that he had appealed to the Bishkek City Court, where the defendant was also found guilty. The court imposed probation supervision and ordered the defendant to pay Aitbaev for the three cars within a year.
However, now the defendant has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court, requesting to overturn the probation decision and only impose a fine, while keeping the Lenin District Court's decision in force.
Ulanbek added that the hearings in the Supreme Court have been postponed twice, and he and his lawyer were not timely notified about this. "We are starting to lose faith in the courts and believe that they may be biased. Therefore, I am turning to you, esteemed Chairman. Our president has carried out reforms in the judicial system and appointed you to this important position. I ask you to consider my case with honesty and fairness. At the moment, I am working in Europe, having left my children and parents behind. I have become a victim of deception. I took out loans to purchase the cars, and now, in order to pay them off, I am working abroad," he concluded.
