Poklonskaya responded to the Transparency offer to check her property
Natalya Poklonskaya, head of the Duma commission on monitoring the accuracy of information about incomes submitted by deputies, said she was ready to show Transparency International her property if “loud fighters against corruption” are ready to provide their own for verification, RIA News.
Earlier, the deputy in an interview with RNS proposed to conduct an anti-corruption audit of the Anti-Corruption Fund Alexei Navalny and the Russian branch of Transparency International. The deputy director general of the organization, Ilya Shumanov, in response to her words, wrote in Facebook that he “wanted to get some rest, and instead would have to cut down the investigation into Madame ex-prosecutor”.
The deputy also asked those who are going to "cut" the investigation into her, then show her "all the wealth she had found."
In turn, State Duma deputy from United Russia Yevgeny Fedorov described Shumanov’s promise to launch an investigation against Poklonskaya as a provocation and public blackmail. According to him, "such organizations should be closed."
Earlier, the deputy in an interview with RNS proposed to conduct an anti-corruption audit of the Anti-Corruption Fund Alexei Navalny and the Russian branch of Transparency International. The deputy director general of the organization, Ilya Shumanov, in response to her words, wrote in Facebook that he “wanted to get some rest, and instead would have to cut down the investigation into Madame ex-prosecutor”.
Mr. Shumanov was going to "cut the investigation." But in Russia, investigations are conducted by law enforcement officers. And the wood is sawed later in the Kolyma, the persons involved in the affairs,
noted Poklonskaya.There is a counter offer. I will be happy to show how and where I live, I will even show my wardrobe, company car, office housing, parental home. Unfortunately, nothing more. But you, gentlemen, fair-voiced fair fighters against corruption, show how your children and wives live in your country, wherever you live,
she said.The deputy also asked those who are going to "cut" the investigation into her, then show her "all the wealth she had found."
If I'm going to drank yachts, fabulous palaces, airplanes, helicopters, then I would like to be invited to view. Suddenly a rich bride will be, and I do not know,
she added.In turn, State Duma deputy from United Russia Yevgeny Fedorov described Shumanov’s promise to launch an investigation against Poklonskaya as a provocation and public blackmail. According to him, "such organizations should be closed."
I will file a complaint with the prosecutor’s office next week recognizing Transparency International as an undesirable organization, because they conduct anti-Russian work, blackmail and violate laws,
Fedorov told RIA correspondentNews».
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