The trial of Ramin Hajili, the leader of the European Movement in Azerbaijan, accused of illegal migration, has continued.

APA reports that Ramin Hajili filed a motion in the Baku Court of Grave Crimes today, chaired by Judge Azad Majidov, to dismiss the accusation of creating an organized criminal group and return the case to the investigation.

"I did not create any organized group," he said.

There is no gang, no fund, nothing.

I can only be accused of forgery in this case.

I have not committed any other fraud or anything ..., "he said.

The court did not grant the request.

Ramin Hajili told the court that he had been on a hunger strike since June 16.

Witness Azer Aliyev, who testified in court, said that the accused caused him 22,000 manat damage to go to Canada: “In 2018, I needed a Schengen visa, so I applied to Ramin.

First, I gave him $ 3,000 for a visa.

Then he asked for another $ 2,000 to get a visa quickly, and I gave it to him.

After that, we met in the Winter Park, again asked for money.

I gave him 11,250 manats.

He said he would fix your case.

I got a Schengen visa and Ramin disappeared.

My visa was about to expire.

In fact, I had to go to Canada.

But it was not taken.

I had to pay my ticket and stay and go back to Europe.

I sold my house and gave the money to Ramin.

When I returned, I found Rami.

He said he would return the money, but he did not return it.

He came to this day by deceiving me.

If I hit it and kill it,

handles.

I was nervous. "

Ramin Hajili said that Azer Aliyev was arrested after receiving a Schengen visa.

Ramin Hajili was expelled from the courtroom for angrily punching a glass cage.

The process continued without his participation.

Ramin Hajili's lawyer Rashad Aliyev also warned the judge's lawyer when he protested against the trial without the accused.

Another witness, Panah Huseynli, who testified in court, said that in the summer of 2016, he gave Ramin Hajili $ 800 to get an American study visa.

However, as he could not leave later, Ramin Hajili returned the amount.

The next hearing is scheduled for June 29.

organized illegal migration of applicants.

Ramin Hajili, who was previously convicted of the same acts, as well as other persons named above, were charged under Article 178.3.1 of the Criminal Code (fraud in an organized group) and other articles.

Later, Ramin Hajili's case was transferred to a separate court.