Outrageous planting of banned publications in Tula. New details

On December 14, 2016, in order to falsify evidence, three strangers entered a worship service of Jehovah's Witnesses in Tula. Two of them brought with them books included in the list of extremist materials.

In the middle of the service, police officers entered the hall. The video shows that two strangers (see photo) quickly leave the building, and prohibited books remain in their places, which the police immediately pay attention to. A third stranger (pictured right), allegedly unrelated to the other two, stays and gives the police detailed explanations, on the basis of which a protocol is drawn up, supposedly on behalf of the parishioner.

This is already a well-established scheme, according to which law enforcement agencies achieved a ban on several local religious organizations of Jehovah's Witnesses. Fortunately, in some cases , the courts see that the evidence against Jehovah's Witnesses is falsified and refuse to impose sanctions on believers.

Jehovah's Witnesses are outraged by the unscrupulous actions of the police and their accomplices.