Situation with abduction of Orhan Inandi disgraceful for special service of Kyrgyzstan, MPs say

AKIPRESS.COM - "It is disgrace for our special services that allowed other special service to do what they want in our country," MP Dastan Bekeshev said in comments about kidnapping of Sapat education network President Orhan Inandi, national of Kyrgyzstan, by Turkish national intelligence.
"This demonstrates the level of our special service. We don't have counter-intelligence," he said.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs should react to the situation, the lawmaker stated.
"Probably, it will be quiet in Kyrgyzstan despite such violations, but international community will see where and who we are and who directs us. Nobody will conduct any special operation and bring him back. I am convinced our country won't insist on his return," MP Bekeshev suggested.
Vice Speaker Aida Kasymalieva said this is a blatant and sad story for Kyrgyzstan and relgations with Turkey.
"This is the issue of sovereignty of the country, dignity of the country. This concerns every citizen. All can't undestand how such thing could happen and slam the authorities. Of course, people think they were cheated as Orhan Inandi was abducted and brought to Turkey," the Vice Speaker said.
"As parliamentarians we will demand investigation, involvement of international experts and organizations. The Foreign Ministry should not keep silent. Orhan Inandi is national of Kyrgyzstan. The state should bear responsibility for each citizen of Kyrgyzstan," Vice Speaker Kasymalieva stressed.