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Ousted Kyrgyz President to resign from his post and leave the country
Violent protests toppled Bbakiev
Left ousted Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev of the country on board a plane to Kazakhstan after signing a letter of resignation from his former position, as stated by the source in the interim government, told Reuters.
Minister in the interim government of anonymity, said: "We have signed a letter of resignation from his post."
Bakiyev came to leave the country in the wake of bloody protests on 7 April, which led to the deaths of dozens of people and toppled wisely.
The sound of gunfire was heard on Thursday near the community of my speech to Bakiyev, according to reports.
He heard the sound of gunfire began soon after Bakiyev in his speech in the southern city of Osh.
The bodyguards rushed to pay off a car Bakiyev was parked there and took him to another place, according to the Associated Press. There were no reports on whether the fire that resulted in casualties.
The violent protests in the capital Bishkek, toppled the regime of Bakiyev earlier this month and was replaced by an interim government.
Bakiyev and moved to live in the Jalalabad area south of the country from which, trying to rally support among his supporters.
Reporters were present at the spot that Bakiyev was speaking to a crowd of a thousand people when the shooting began.
The report said that pro-government rally held at a distance of hundreds of meters from the pool first.
It was not clear after the circumstances of the incident, but the Russian news agency said that Bakiyev's supporters opened fire on a crowd to intimidate a rival.
The brother of the deposed president, told the Associated Press that Bakiyev was not hurt, he said, adding that he returned to his hometown in his village Tate.
The Chairperson of the interim government, Rosa Otunbayeva, said that the former president should be subject to trial for the deaths of more than 80 people in the capital
Left ousted Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev of the country on board a plane to Kazakhstan after signing a letter of resignation from his former position, as stated by the source in the interim government, told Reuters.
Minister in the interim government of anonymity, said: "We have signed a letter of resignation from his post."
Bakiyev came to leave the country in the wake of bloody protests on 7 April, which led to the deaths of dozens of people and toppled wisely.
The sound of gunfire was heard on Thursday near the community of my speech to Bakiyev, according to reports.
He heard the sound of gunfire began soon after Bakiyev in his speech in the southern city of Osh.
The bodyguards rushed to pay off a car Bakiyev was parked there and took him to another place, according to the Associated Press. There were no reports on whether the fire that resulted in casualties.
The violent protests in the capital Bishkek, toppled the regime of Bakiyev earlier this month and was replaced by an interim government.
Bakiyev and moved to live in the Jalalabad area south of the country from which, trying to rally support among his supporters.
Reporters were present at the spot that Bakiyev was speaking to a crowd of a thousand people when the shooting began.
The report said that pro-government rally held at a distance of hundreds of meters from the pool first.
It was not clear after the circumstances of the incident, but the Russian news agency said that Bakiyev's supporters opened fire on a crowd to intimidate a rival.
The brother of the deposed president, told the Associated Press that Bakiyev was not hurt, he said, adding that he returned to his hometown in his village Tate.
The Chairperson of the interim government, Rosa Otunbayeva, said that the former president should be subject to trial for the deaths of more than 80 people in the capital
bbc.com
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