“We are tracking the actions of fake profiles that are trying to discredit General Kamchybek Tashiev and his entourage. This is seen as a provocation aimed at artificially escalating the situation,” he emphasized.
The head of the press service also added that the relevant authorities are already working to identify those responsible, who will be held accountable.
Furthermore, he noted that the spread of disinformation on social media can be regarded as a crime.
“Organizing political conspiracies and publishing provocative materials on social media are criminal offenses. Depending on the content, such publications may serve as grounds for initiating a criminal case,” Orunbekov stated, urging users to be more responsible in their statements.
Otkurbek Rahmanov, who is close to Kamchybek Tashiev, expressed a similar position. According to him, a coordinated campaign to discredit the Tashiev family has begun on the internet.
He reported the dissemination of video materials directed against the deputy of the Jogorku Kenesh, Shairbek Tashiev, and Tai-Muras Tashiev. In his opinion, the goal of such publications is to undermine Kamchybek Tashiev's reputation.
Rahmanov also noted that the facts mentioned in the videos, including celebrations and housing construction, pertain to the period before the current leadership came to power and were previously known to the public.
Additionally, he refuted information that Tai-Muras Tashiev allegedly arrived at one of the events by helicopter and moved in a convoy, claiming that footage from other events, including those abroad, is being used for discrediting purposes.
In his view, such informational attacks are aimed at portraying Kamchybek Tashiev in a negative light; however, society, according to him, is capable of assessing the situation independently.
