The "United Russia" party responded to the scandalous registration of 57 residents from the Caucasus in the apartment of a woman from Yekaterinburg.

      A State Duma deputy, head of the Central Election Commission of the United Russia party, Alexander Sidyakin commented on his channel in MAX about the story of a resident of Yekaterinburg, whose two-room apartment suddenly had 57 residents from Ingushetia registered in it.

      "An investigation has not yet been initiated. I believe that ignoring such a situation is a path to having a camp 'registered' in any of your apartments tomorrow.

      I have sent a deputy inquiry to the Investigative Committee. A criminal case must be initiated, the guilty must be found and punished, and the resident must be freed from debts for 'dead souls'," wrote Alexander Sidyakin.

      He noted that the woman from Yekaterinburg "suddenly became a victim of monstrous lawlessness."

      Recall that the resident of the Ural capital received a bill for 50,000 rubles for utility services. It turned out that 57 residents of the Republic of Ingushetia were registered in her two-room apartment on Frolova Street in the Verkh-Isetsky District. According to the Yekaterinburg woman, someone hacked her account on "Gosuslugi" and acted in her name thereafter.