According to the State National Security Committee, the pawnshop acknowledged that the claims made against it were justified and that a number of legal violations had occurred.
A residential house in the Talas region was returned, which now again belongs to the borrower S. U. U. Additionally, documents for real estate that was previously used as collateral were returned to ten other clients.
"Furthermore, the management of the pawnshop expressed its willingness to compensate borrowers for excessively charged interest exceeding 30% per annum, for the period from the summer of 2024 to the present," the statement adds.
Citizens can contact to resolve issues in the established manner."The pawnshop apologized to the affected individuals and promised to conduct its activities solely in accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic in the future," the press release states.
Photo on the main page: a fragment of a video from the State National Security Committee.
