Abdykerimov addressed Zhapаров regarding "Tommy Molla." Tashiev called his words a lie.

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Sharshenbek Abdykerimov, who is the founder of "AYU Holding," has addressed President Sadyr Japarov with a request to conduct an investigation regarding the transfer of the "Tommy Mall" shopping center. He claims that the property was valued below its actual worth and ultimately ended up with individuals connected to the circle of the wife of former head of the State Committee for National Security (GKNB) Kamchybek Tashiev.

The businessman also noted that his other project, "Ayu Grand Comfort," was fairly valued and transferred to the state, where it is now assigned to the Social Fund. Abdykerimov characterized this decision as just and expressed his agreement with it.

In his appeal, he strongly urged for a comprehensive, objective, and transparent investigation into the situation with "Tommy Mall," followed by a legal assessment. He emphasized that such issues should be addressed solely within the legal framework, without political manipulation and destabilization.

This statement was responded to by Tai-Muras Tashiev, the son of Kamchybek Tashiev. His comment was published on the page of the "Region" television channel. He described the claims regarding the transfer of "Tommy Mall" to his mother's relatives as "outright lies."

"No property that was returned to the state has been transferred to our family, not even for one tyiyn," stated Tai-Muras Tashiev. He emphasized that neither he nor his family members have any connection to the transfer or acquisition of returned property.

Furthermore, he proposed the establishment of a special commission that could thoroughly verify all properties returned to the state, as well as determine at what price they were sold and to whom exactly. Tai-Muras Tashiev added that such an investigation is necessary for his family in light of the unfounded accusations currently being directed at them.
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