Authorities of Leninogorsk region of Tatarstan refuse 90-year veteran of the Great Patriotic War to provide him with housing
Correspondent "Reedus" and the Public Platform "Civil Activity" Nikita Perfiliev presents material stating that a veteran of the Great Patriotic War lived for more than a quarter of a century in a house that was built at his own expense by local residents (residents of Kuakbash village), while local authorities refuse to veteran in the provision of a new apartment. The house (log house) was built after Anas Ziganshina’s own house burned down in 1990 year.
When representatives of the mentioned media addressed the administration, they received a response of the following nature:
In this answer, several facts attract attention. First, the wording of the norms “no more than 12 square. m total area per person. " That is, if the veteran lived in a house with an area of, for example, 13 sq.m. per person, then it would no longer meet the housing standards of the Leninogorsk district of the Republic of Tatarstan? Interestingly, the officials themselves, who built such an answer, also "no more 12 sq.m. per person? ..
Secondly, the BTI certificate was issued 8 years ago, and therefore it is strange that the local authorities did not take into account the deterioration of housing from 2008 to 2016 years.
The correspondent involved in the proceedings the local prosecutor's office and activists of the All-Russian Popular Front (ONF) in order to verify the information that the visually impaired veteran was forced to sign a paper in which he himself refuses to provide him with a new apartment. The veteran himself says that he simply did not see (vision does not allow) the text under which he put his signature.
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