According to the special services, the searches covered 18 residences of members of this organization in the Issyk-Kul region. During the investigative actions, extremist religious materials and mobile devices were seized, which may contain evidence of illegal activities. All seized items were documented in accordance with established norms and added to the case.
It is also reported that during preventive measures, the participants in the case publicly renounced their radical beliefs.
The GKNB noted that investigative and operational actions are ongoing, and all necessary measures will be taken in accordance with the law.
"Yakin Inkar" is a religious movement that has been recognized as extremist and banned in Kyrgyzstan based on a court decision. This movement emerged within the framework of "Tablighi Jamaat," but later formed as an independent group with more radical views.
The ideology of this movement rejects the authority of official religious institutions and does not recognize the fatwas of the Council of Ulema, which, according to experts, leads to a schism in the Muslim community and social isolation of its supporters.
