V Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra prepares a large-scale throw of printing "seamy side" against the candidate for State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation Mikhail Serdyuk. Leaflets will extend in the last hours before "day of silence". About it Russian information company "URA.Ru" were told by Mikhail Serdyuk.
according to the leader of Ugra Social Revolutionaries, advance copies to it were given by the supporter of party working in printing house of large district holding. The general circulation of leaflets makes 360 thousand copies. According to members of A Just Russia, they will extend in the territory only Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra.
"Even the glance on pictures shows, how feverishly they were formed. Heap of fotoshopny heaps from expensive cars and palaces, even on mountains of gold of time at authors did not suffice. The power, losing before September 18 fight for votes the faceless promises, wants to crush at any cost opposition "seamy side". Those to the yugorchena which if did not gather for elections, will come now, and will come in protest mood. The most dangerous that it is possible to take from this throw — the outlined dissonance in the power. Is not present uniform over electoral process, neither a rigid administrative vertical, nor coordination or personal responsibility for a failure of such actions. What, anybody is not able to provide legitimacy of elections? " — Mikhail Serdyuk makes comments on a situation.
In the printing house where leaflets were allegedly printed, did not manage to receive the comment — nobody answered calls of the correspondent of agency.
we Will remind, Mikhail Serdyuk stands on the constituency No. 223. On the same territory in State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation are put forward Sidorov Alexander ("United Russia" Party), Tetekin Vyacheslav (Communist Party of the Russian Federation), Peterman Alexander ("Homeland"), Abdurrakhmanov Vadim ("Communists of Russia" Party), Sysoev Vladimir (Liberal Democratic Party of Russia), Titova Svetlana ("Apple"), Zaripova Aygul ("Party of Growth"), Vorobyev Sergei ("People's Freedom Party") and Zinovyev Vladimir ("Patriots of Russia" Party).
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