Murderers of Azerbaijani in Georgia hides in Kodori Gorge

Subari visited Kvemo Kartli province-densely populated by Azerbaijanis. The ombudsman said the population of the province has sold food and industrial products brought from Azerbaijan in Georgian markets and did not care about land problems.

"After the prevention of smuggling in Georgia-Azerbaijan border, the villagers had to cultivate the land to earn their living. But the lands were leased and sometimes it was difficult to agree with leasers," Subari told the APA's Georgia bureau.

The Ombudsman also said he had sent letters to all Georgian bodies related to the murdering of Azerbaijani young man in Vakhtangisi village, Gardabani. Georgian Interior Ministry said the murderers are hiding in Kodori Gorge.

"The Georgian Government could not control Kodori Gorge for a long time. Now the territory in under our control, and we arrested a lot of criminals there. I am confident we will find the murderer soon. There are a lot of such cases in our country," he said.

Sobari also said he keeps the village resident Sedreddin Pelengov missing case on focus.
He also touched upon the problems of Azerbaijanis, who were detained for blocking highway protesting land problems, and said he managed their release from the court hall.
He met also met with her Azerbaijani colleague Elmira Suleymanova and discussed Azerbaijanis' rights defense in Georgia. They visited detention places #1 and #6 in Rustavi with Elmira Suleymanova and Azerbaijani parliamentarian Ganira Pashayeva.