According to her, the agency made numerous mistakes, including cases where property was seized from entrepreneurs, some of whom were former employees.
Surabaldiyeva urged citizens to file reports about cases of confiscation, emphasizing that many are afraid to do so due to the connections of former GKNB employees with the prosecutor's office and the presidential administration.
She also demanded clarification on how many properties have been returned to state ownership and in what manner: voluntarily or forcibly.
According to her, there is information that some assets were transferred to the relatives of former employees.
President Sadyr Japarov, for his part, noted that he instructed law enforcement agencies to accept and thoroughly investigate such reports.
He added that if someone unlawfully transferred property, it should be returned. It was also announced that an audit of state property will be conducted by the end of the year, after which additional information will be provided.
