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In a recent social media post, Aliya Mukhamadieva, a Karaganda entrepreneur, made offensive remarks about the Kazakh nation that have sparked public outrage. The post, made on the Threads social network, was found during social media monitoring by law enforcement officers in the region.
The incident has led to a criminal case being opened against Mukhamadieva under Part 1 of Article 174 of the Criminal Code, which relates to signs of interethnic strife. Mukhamadieva was subsequently detained and placed in a temporary detention facility.
Nurtas Aidarbekov, the father of Kazakh singer Kairat Nurtas, has commented on the scandal. Aidarbekov strongly condemned attempts to justify Mukhamadieva's actions, stating that supporting such behavior is unacceptable. He emphasized that Mukhamadieva should not be forgiven and should be punished, including possible deprivation of freedom.
Aidarbekov's comments suggest that the punishment for Mukhamadieva's actions should be more severe than a fine. He addressed the authorities, expressing his concern about the incident and stating that Mukhamadieva's behavior is unacceptable and should not be tolerated.
Mukhamadieva's controversial statement was in response to a question "What is Kazakhstan known for?" where she responded with "mambetai" and mocked those who advocate speaking the Kazakh language. A video of her apology sparked further outrage.
The investigation into Mukhamadieva's case is ongoing, and as of now, there are no publicly available updates on any new legal consequences for her actions. If you want the most current information, I recommend checking the latest news sources or official statements from relevant legal authorities in Kazakhstan.
Aidarbekov compared his behavior to Mukhamadieva's, stating that even when he drinks, he does not behave inappropriately. He also emphasized that he has never tried to gain fame by insulting another nation and has never made derogatory remarks like "You're a mambet" or "you're scum."
The outcome of Mukhamadieva's case is yet to be determined by the authorities, but her actions have sparked a larger conversation about the importance of respect and tolerance in Kazakhstan and beyond.
The controversy surrounding Mukhamadieva's actions has not only drawn public attention but also garnered interest in general-news outlets and political discussions, as her behavior is seen as a testament to the ongoing struggle against intolerance and hate speech. Aidarbekov's comments on the matter and his comparison with Mukhamadieva's behavior further highlight the gravity of crime-and-justice implications, as well as the importance of maintaining peace and harmony within Kazakhstan's diverse communities.
