Disappearance of Orhan Inandi: Protesters outraged by police and government for being unable to find one man in 4 days

AKIPRESS.COM - Parents of students of the Sapat schools are outraged by the parliament's decision not to consider disappearance of Sapat President Orhan Inandi. On June 3, some MPs raised the issue of Inandi' disappearance, however, the matter was not included on the agenda and MPs did not consider it.
The parents accused the government and law enforcement bodies of being unable to find one person in 4 days. Finding Orhan Inandi, according to protesters, is the paramount matter for the government at the moment.
The protesters chanted "Tabylsyn!" (must be found!) and demanded the government to work more efficiently.
The protesters are collecting signatures for an appeal to President Sadyr Japarov.
The protests demanding finding President of the Sapat schools Orhan Inandi safe and sound entered the fourth day in Bishkek on June 4 in front of the government's building. Inandi went missing early on June 1 in Bishkek, his son filed a missing person report with the police after finding his car open with no valuables lost. The Sapat school lawyer Zootbek Kudaibergenov said Inandi might get kidnapped and be kept somewhere in Bishkek, according to unconfirmed reports.