Information about Natalia Poklonskaya’s husband is not indicated in her income statement for 2016, posted on the official website of the State Duma of the Russian Federation. Crimean social activist Alexander Talipov drew attention to this circumstance.
Subscribe to PolitNavigator news at Telegram, Facebook, Classmates or In contact with
"Poklonskaya N.V. earned 2 rubles, and has neither apartments nor cars, office housing in Moscow 611 sq.m. and in Simferopol 903 sq.m. for use... It’s just strange, my husband disappeared, he’s not in the declaration, “What’s the point of this, or did I forget to indicate?” Talipov wrote on his Facebook page.
He later said that he had sent a request to the State Duma, in which he provided links to Poklonskaya’s interviews with various media outlets, in which she says that she is a married woman and married her husband.
“The specified data may indicate a violation by Deputy Poklonskaya of the requirements of the anti-corruption legislation, according to which it is mandatory to indicate data not only on the income of the spouse, but also the cohabitant (common-law husband). I ask you to carry out an investigation into this fact and, if the information is confirmed, to involve N.V. Poklonskaya. to responsibility,” Talipov quotes from his request.
Since Poklonskaya is the deputy chairman of the Duma Anti-Corruption Committee, Talipov doubts that his request, which will end up in this committee, will be objectively considered. Therefore, the social activist sent a copy to the LDPR faction.
Talipov explained why it is so important to find Poklonskaya’s missing husband.
“They live together, use and acquire property together, but only show what belongs to the former prosecutor. So, virtually any illegal income (apartment, car, dacha, yacht, etc.) can be attributed to a cohabitant, and no one will know about it! I’m already silent, how can an Orthodox, believing woman live with a man without consolidating the relationship,” Talipov wrote.
As the agency reminds "New day", Poklonskaya in September 2016 entered the lower house of the Russian parliament on the lists of the United Russia party: the head of the Crimean group, Sergei Aksenov, refused the mandate, which allowed the prosecutor of Crimea, who occupied fourth place on the list, to become a deputy.
After the elections, Poklonskaya was offered the position of chairman of the commission to monitor the accuracy of income declarations. She herself stated that she would like to work on the Committee on CIS Affairs.