According to Japarov, after corruption schemes were dismantled, some groups that had lost their illicit income began spreading false information through bloggers and provocateurs in an attempt to fuel public dissatisfaction.
He noted that these groups include individuals who were charged in major corruption cases and forced to return assets to the state, as well as former officials who lost their positions and seek revenge for personal reasons.
Japarov criticized bloggers for reviving old issues in an attempt to mislead the public, including claims about poor construction quality in residential complexes built by companies such as KG Group and Ihsan.
He stressed that the government is legalizing these buildings, connecting them to the power grid, and completing unfinished work step by step.
Japarov said there will be no unrest or revolutions.
He stated that Kyrgyzstan is no longer a weak state. He emphasized that authorities will not give any reason for a coup, the state is now strong, and citizens clearly understand who deserves their trust. He added that looting, chaos, and power struggles should remain in the past.
