Adakhan Madumarov Steps Down as Leader of Butun Kyrgyzstan Group
Adakhan Madumarov Resigns as Leader of Butun Kyrgyzstan Faction
In a recent announcement during a meeting of Parliament, Deputy Gulya Kozhokulova revealed that Adakhan Madumarov has resigned as the leader of the Butun Kyrgyzstan faction. The reason cited for his resignation is the criminal case that has been initiated against him, which has led Madumarov to focus on his legal defense.
Following Madumarov’s resignation, Absamat Masaliev has been chosen as the new leader of the faction, with Emil Toktoshev taking on the role of deputy leader. Kozhokulova expressed her well wishes to the new leadership and extended her gratitude to their fellow MPs for their support during this transition.
“I would like to wish the new leadership success and thank our fellow MPs for their support. I would like to especially thank our voters for being with us and supporting us during such a difficult time,” said Gulya Kozhokulova.
The change in leadership within the Butun Kyrgyzstan faction comes at a crucial time in Kyrgyzstan’s political landscape, and it remains to be seen how Masaliev and Toktoshev will navigate their new roles moving forward. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
