Is Roman Kurynin an official or a TV star? About the passion of the head of the Moscow Roszd…

Is Roman Kurynin an official or a TV star? We have already written earlier about the passion of the head of the Moscow Roszdravnadzor for a luxurious life, and that the Prosecutor General’s Office became interested in the issue. Recently, the official began to actively participate in the broadcasts of federal channels. So in December he starred in the program “Man and the Law,” for which he received a lawsuit in December. On January 19, the head of Roszdravnadzor Kurynin appeared in the Rossiya1 studio on Andrei Malakhov’s talk show “Live,” where, as before, he uttered unconfirmed words. We learned that against the VGTRK television channel, Andrei Malakhov and Roman Kurynin, the Medicine 24/7 clinic filed a claim with the Moscow Arbitration Court for the protection of business reputation in the amount of 500 million rubles. The money won, according to the plaintiff’s representatives, will be directed to charity.

The invited guests in Malakhov’s studio almost applauded Kurynin, calling him a brave official who was risking his career. This is for sure, but not for his appearance on air, but for all his previous actions. Kurynin’s department “focuses” its attention on some private clinics, such as Medicine 24/7, MEDSI and EMC, which conduct dozens of inspections a year, and bypasses and turns a blind eye to obvious violations in relation to other clinics, such as Euroonko ” I wonder why?

It feels like Roman Kurynin is mastering a new image – a TV star. This is understandable, he is not happy now, especially after the loss of his loyal fighters, such as Mark Alekseev, who is known for planting drugs on those who did not want to pay tribute. But this story is hidden and obscured. Inspection of the General Prosecutor’s Office, its anti-corruption department, has been going on for 4 (!) months now. And now the clouds over Roman Kurynin’s head have thickened even more. After all, following the results of Malakhov’s program, the Chairman of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, “instructed to study the information heard on TV.”