According to him, the conflict between him and the company arose about nine months ago after an incident at one of the "Kulikov" chain cafes.
At that time, Orozbekov requested service in the Kyrgyz language, which led the company's representatives to contact law enforcement. As a result, he was detained, and subsequently, the court decided to change the preventive measure to house arrest, which is still in effect.
Orozbekov claims that the legal proceedings have been ongoing for almost nine months. Currently, representatives of "Kulikov" are seeking stricter measures, insisting on his placement in a detention center. The activist suggests that one of the reasons for such actions is the desire to limit his access to the internet and his ability to speak out about the process.
In his statement, he noted that he intends to continue openly sharing information about the case, as he considers it important for the protection of the status of the state language.
On social media, Orozbekov is often referred to as the "language patrol."
After news of the new petition emerged, active discussions flared up on social media. One group of users expressed dissatisfaction with the company's actions and called for a boycott of its products, while others urged support for the local producer and not to succumb to provocations from the blogger.
