The court session, which was held in a closed mode, concluded with the judges delivering their verdict after deliberating in a private room. The case involved allegations of organizing mass unrest, with several prominent political figures from the 'Social Democrats' party as defendants.
Key Outcomes of the Trial
The court issued specific sentences to several individuals involved in the case. Among the notable outcomes were the convictions and sentencing of Teemirlan Sultanbekov and Kadyr Atambayev.
Other Proceedings and Verdicts
The court also addressed the cases of other defendants. Ermek Ermatov was found guilty of Article 367 ('Concealment of Crime') of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic and was sentenced to one year of probation. Conversely, Kubanychbek Kadyrov was fully acquitted. Furthermore, Serikbay Kabylambek, a citizen of Kazakhstan, was released from detention due to serving his sentence, after which the court ordered his deportation from Kyrgyzstan.
Context of the Case
The proceedings stem from an investigation into the preparation for mass protests following the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. Previously, in late November 2025, ten individuals were detained by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) for this alleged preparation.
