US EditionThe Russian Deputy Was Punished for Saying "Historical Homeland" of Uzbek Migrants
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The deputies of the Duma of Hunta-Mansian Autonomous District dislodged their colleague Khalid Tagi-zade as vice-chairman of the social development committee because they said that migrants from Uzbekistan might be going to the South, their historical homeland. In a video that appeared on social media, the deputy said that migrants were different. He stopped at Uzbek citizens and began to say that the South and part of the Tumen region were "his…
Duma's deputy, Hunty-Mansian Autonomous District, Southra Khalid Tagi-zade, lost his position as vice-chairman of the Social Development Committee following his comment on Uzbek migrants coming to southern Siberia as "historical homeland", a decision taken by his colleagues at an extraordinary meeting of the District Parliament.
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