Prosecutors in Russia’s Far East have brought extremism charges opposite a former policeman over calls to “commit crimes” opposite members of a pro-Kremlin United Russia party.
The 26-year-old posted online texts between Aug 6 and Nov 3 final year job for assault opposite United Russia members, prosecutors in a Khabarovsk segment pronounced in a statement.
The man, whose name was not given, faces adult to 3 years in jail if convicted.
Allegations of widespread rascal in preference of United Russia during final year’s parliamentary elections triggered a biggest anti-government protests in Russia in decades.
The celebration has also been behind a series of new argumentative laws, including legislation that neatly increases fines for protest-related offences.
It was headed by President Vladimir Putin until April, when he gave a care over to Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.