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Directors of the company will be tried in Dagestan for theft of 2.6 million rubles during the construction of a school

Director of commercial organization will appear in court in Dagestan on charges of embezzlement of budget funds during the construction of a school

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Directors of the company will be tried in Dagestan for theft of 2.6 million rubles during the construction of a school

The director of a commercial organization will appear in court in Dagestan on charges of embezzling budget funds during the construction of a school. This is reported by the prosecutor's office of the Republic.

According to the investigation, in 2022-2023, the head of the company in the execution of the state contract for the construction of a school for 100 students in the village of Kumli, Nogai district, made false data on the actual volume and cost of work in official documents. As a result, he stole more than 2.6 million rubles allocated from the budget.

The man was charged with fraud and forgery of official documents. The criminal case will be considered by the Soviet district court of Makhachkala.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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