Moscow Prosecutor's Office Calls "Noon Against Putin" an Unsanctioned Extremist Rally .

Maria Andreeva, activist of the movement of wives of mobilized men "The Way Home", received a warning from the prosecutor's office of the North-Western District of Moscow about the "inadmissibility of violating the law" in connection with her intention to take part in the action "Noon against Putin".

The attention of the prosecutor's office was attracted by Andreeva's repost of a video with a call to appear at the polls at the specified time and spoil the ballot.

From the agency's point of view, we are talking about "imminent illegal acts containing signs of extremist activity." The prosecutor's office also pointed out that these "public events" were not coordinated with the authorities, and recalled the responsibility, both administrative and criminal. In particular, they talked about Article 141 of the Criminal Code on obstruction of elections.

Andreeva was outraged that people are not allowed to come to the polling stations at certain hours, although officially these institutions are open from 08:00 to 20:00. "And what is wrong, and where is democracy? And freedom of choice and speech! Cancel the elections then altogether, and no one will come," she wrote.

Not a single real opposition candidate was allowed to participate in the Presidential election sham. The only one who was given the opportunity to collect signatures was Boris Nadezhdin in order to "live up the boring one-candidate-elections". However, when the Kremlin saw queues of those wishing to support the politician, the CEC was instructed not to register the candidate, as sources close to the Kremlin confirmed.

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Right, so Russians are not only forced to vote only Putin, but also ordered when to do it. If they don't obey they are extremists. I suppose next order will be execution squads at the polling stations. Pure North Korea style.

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