Joldoshova recalled that Shainazarov had previously been detained with 20 kilograms of drugs and mentioned an incident that occurred in 2011, when, according to her, both the current president and the head of the GKNB were involved in a fight.
“Tynchtyk Shainazarov was also in that fight. He still claims that he was the one who struck Sadyr Japarov,” noted the former deputy.
In her opinion, she was unable to pass into the new convocation of parliament due to Shainazarov's personal interest and called for an investigation into the head of the CEC, demanding his suspension and accountability.
In response to these accusations, Tynchtyk Shainazarov expressed his surprise and disappointment, calling Joldoshova's statements slander and manipulation. He emphasized that the information about drugs is absurd and can only come from a person suffering from mental disorders. Shainazarov offered Joldoshova assistance in the form of covering the costs of psychiatric treatment if she wishes.
Joldoshova, let us remind you, was a candidate for deputy in constituency No. 8 in the recent parliamentary elections in November. However, the voting results at two polling stations were annulled due to violations, which prevented her from obtaining the necessary number of votes for election. The Central Election Commission confirmed the victory of Nurjamal Torobekova in this constituency.
After the elections, Joldoshova claimed that the video documenting the violations was filmed in another region and did not pertain to her constituency. She also believes that Tynchtyk Shainazarov may be connected to this incident, as, according to her, he is a relative of Torobekova, which the head of the CEC denied.
Additionally, Joldoshova filed a lawsuit, but the Bishkek administrative court dismissed her claim. She is currently appealing this decision in the Supreme Court.
