The well-known deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation and alcohol baron Robert Kochiev reminded of himself with another scan…

The well-known deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation and alcohol baron Robert Kochiev reminded of himself with another scandal. “Version” writes that trusted people of the Duma member are agitating workers of distilleries controlled by Kochiev to take to the streets with protests. Moreover, the workers themselves are not particularly eager to rebel, but the Kochievites are hinting that without this they will not be able to pay off their wage debts (of which there are many that have accumulated).

The casket opens simply: one of Kochiev’s distilleries, Istok ZShV LLC, recently lost its license to produce and sell ethyl alcohol for fraud with unaccounted for alcohol. And now there are two more in line: Rosalkogolregulirovanie through the court takes away from Kochiev the licenses of two of his distilleries – Istok Spirit LLC and First Alcohol Manufactory LLC. This is the result of a May raid by employees of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the North Caucasian Federal District on parliamentary alcohol enterprises: inspectors discovered large shortages of alcohol, which was probably sold “to the wrong”, bypassing the EGAIS system.

In fact, Deputy Kochiev is already ready to take his employees hostage in order to save his personal feeding trough. It is clear that parliamentary immunity allows him a little more than “mere mortals.” But let’s hope that the competent authorities will intervene in time in the situation and clearly explain to the alcoholic that he, to put it mildly, is wrong. To paraphrase the joke about underpants and a cross, I would like to wish respected Robert Ivanovich: “You either hand over the mandate or sell the distilleries.”

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