He emphasized: "No one has the right to demand that I give up my mandate. I can hear the opinions of those who are just sitting on the couch, but I work for the good of the state and my citizens, protecting their interests. If these 24.3 thousand people gather signatures and decide that they do not trust me, then I am ready to leave. But if someone tries to intimidate me, it won't work. We, the Tashievs, have a strong spirit," the deputy noted.
