President orders return of village administration building following resident's complaint against ambassador's brother

During a meeting with residents of the Moskovsky district on November 8, a man named Taalaibek appealed to President Sadyr Japarov with a complaint regarding the actions of Iskender Anarbekovich Kadyrkulov. According to the applicant, the director of the Bishkek electrical networks enterprise, a branch of OJSC National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan, and the president of the Kok-Boru Federation of the Kyrgyz Republic, illegally transferred buildings and lands into private ownership using nine decrees.

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1. President orders return of village administration building
2. Essence of the conflict. An Ak-Suu village administration resident complained about the illegal transfer of lands and buildings into private ownership through nine decrees.
3. 250 000 som — past purchase price of the building
4. 2 000 000 som — current sale price of the property
5. Person involved. The complaint names Iskender Kadyrkulov, director of the OJSC National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan branch and president of the Kok-Boru Federation.
6. «The administration must receive the property free of charge, not through purchase» — Sadyr Japarov
7. What's next. The head of state ordered state authorities to return the rural administration building and take the situation under control.

The essence of the property dispute

The conflict is related to the ownership of a building that previously belonged to a collective farm. Taalaibek reported that the rural administration is forced to rent premises, while the property, once purchased for 250,000 som, is now being attempted to be sold to the village administration at a significantly inflated price.

The applicant also mentioned that previously, when the subject's younger brother worked in the GKNB, 238 shareholders were left without housing. Currently, Iskender Kadyrkulov's brother, Idris Anarbekovich, is the ambassador of Kyrgyzstan to Ukraine and Moldova.

Presidential reaction

Sadyr Japarov ordered state authorities to take the situation under control and ensure the return of the building to the village administration. The head of state emphasized that the administration must receive the property free of charge, not through purchase, and ordered that no concessions be made in this matter.