The Minister of Agriculture of the Novosibirsk Region, Andrei Shendilov, refused to accept Svetlana Panina, a resident of the village of Novoklyuchy, Kubinsky District, whose about 200 heads of cattle were slaughtered under the pretext of a serious illness. The Siberian Express publication writes about this.
We built it He saidThat on March 12, while she was not home, veterinarians arrived at her farm and euthanized all the animals: 150 rams, 40 cows, seven goats, three camels and two piglets. March 14 Panina out During a sit-in at the reception of the Governor of the Novosibirsk Region, Andrei Travnikov, she demanded the publication of the governor’s decree on quarantine, which the authorities use to explain the slaughter of livestock.
The woman said: “Now, we are homeless, without anything. Without a single means of livelihood. We want to communicate with the governor and let him explain the basis on which he is doing this, and the order he issued to take everything from the people. Where they are seen coming when the person is not at home, and they kill all the livestock, all the cows, and then burn them at the stake.”
Then Panina came to the reception room of the Minister of Agriculture Andrei Shendilov. The secretary initially said the minister had a “busy schedule,” but Panina was able to get into his office. But the official refused to communicate with her, and fled from the woman in the corridors of the regional government building.
“I was not deprived [вас хозяйства]“Minister Panina said.
“I’ll be hungry in a month, and I won’t have anything to pay for the light. Why are you running away? Go to the toilet and hide from us, from the citizens. Shameless! They took me without documents [скот]They called the riot police, and now you’re running away! – the woman said to him, trying to catch up.
Video of how the minister escaped from Banina on March 16 published Telegram channel “Agricultural Council”.
In the Novosibirsk region, the conflict between local farmers and the authorities continued for several weeks. In early February, the Veterinary Department of the Novosibirsk Region identified several cases of pasteurellosis infection in cattle in the Cherepanovsky and Karasuksky districts. By March 7, information appeared that in some settlements in the region, local authorities, by order of Governor Andrei Travnikov, introduced quarantine. Livestock began to be confiscated from farmers, and animals were killed to stop the spread of infection. Local farmers said that the authorities did not provide any documents when confiscating the animals. Residents of several villages blocked roads and also recorded an appeal to Vladimir Putin. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation promised to examine reports of unjustified seizure of animals.