Kyrgyz law enforcement targets supporters of banned religious group PHOTO

In Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, law enforcement carried out a preventive operation targeting supporters of the banned religious organisation Yakyn Inkar, according to Svodka, citing the city’s Main Department of Internal Affairs.

During the raid, authorities identified a 1970-born citizen known as “Nurullo,” believed to be the leader of the movement in Kyrgyzstan. Other individuals linked to the group were also identified.

Officials held preventive discussions with those involved, during which the participants expressed their intention to abandon radical views and refrain from spreading ideas that could incite religious discord.