The scandalous audio recording could have played an important role in this decision
The Parliament of Kyrgyzstan is undergoing changes: Deputy Kundu zbek Su laymanov has decided to voluntarily resign from his mandate amid political instability.
Su laymanov became one of the few who openly opposed the president's initiative related to driving schools, as well as the criticism of parliamentarians who were accused of populism. He noted that the parliament should remain an independent institution, and deputies have the right to freely express their opinions without succumbing to external influences. This statement became an important demonstration of his principled position on the significance of the independence of legislative power.
It is also worth noting that an audio recording has surfaced online, allegedly featuring voices resembling those of Su laymanov and the general director of "Electric Stations," Kursantbek Om urbekov. In this audio, issues related to personnel decisions in the energy sector are discussed. However, the authenticity of this recording and the conditions under which it was made require further verification and legal assessment.
Today, the Central Election Commission has terminated Su laymanov's powers as a deputy.
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