As a result of investigations conducted by Russian law enforcement agencies, two citizens of Tajikistan have been deported from the country. They have been banned from entering the territory of the Russian Federation for a long period.
In the first case, a taxi driver was held accountable for distributing videos on social media that insulted passengers. According to reports, he posted content on his blog that incited ethnic conflict. For these actions, he was expelled from Russia and banned from entering the country for 70 years.
In the second case, an individual accused of engaging in religious extremist activities was deported from the Novosibirsk region. According to the court's decision, he was found guilty of organizing the activities of a banned religious association. This individual, who had been stripped of his Russian citizenship, was sent back to Tajikistan, and his return to Russia was restricted for 50 years.
These incidents serve as a reminder to migrants in Russia about the importance of strictly adhering to the law, particularly the rules regarding the maintenance of public order and interethnic harmony. Any violation, including posts on social media, can lead to serious legal consequences.
