Residents of the house in Nalchik complained about the threat of electricity disconnection.

Residents of the house on Sunny Street in Nalchik recorded a video message to Putin and the head of the region, Kazbek Kokov, asking to put their house into operation, as they are threatened with electricity disconnection. Four years of complaints and lawsuits have yielded no results.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", the court lifted the arrest from the apartments built by developer Khalilov. The constructed houses are not objects of crime, which the court confirmed, the defense pointed out, emphasizing the inadmissibility of the evidence available to the investigation in the case of financing terrorism.

The video message from the residents of Nalchik was published by the Telegram channel "Gazeta Yuga", which has nearly 11,000 subscribers. By 20:30 Moscow time, the publication had gained over a thousand views.

"We are the residents of the house at: Nalchik, Sunny Street 12, building 2. Today, once again, we are threatened with electricity disconnection, and this is not the first time. We have already appealed to you, Kazbek Valeryevich, the threat receded, but the issue has not been resolved. Winter is approaching, and we may again be left without light and heat," the people say in the video.

According to the residents of Nalchik, more than 90 families, 300 residents, including children, pensioners, and disabled individuals, are threatened with electricity disconnection because the house built by developer Andzor Khalilov has still not been put into operation.

"The house is built and inhabited, but it has not been put into operation, while next to it stands a twin house that was put into operation quickly and without questions. There are also apartments for social housing there. In our house, however, the apartments were purchased by families with their own money. For some houses, the administration has a quick resolution, while for others, there are four years of refusals and replies. The inaction of the administration over four years, despite the actual occupancy of the house and its full readiness for commissioning, has forced more than 90 families to defend their rights in court," the gathered residents complain.

The citizens prepared a technical plan, construction and technical documentation at their own expense, eliminated all the shortcomings indicated in the act of the administration, but, according to them, these measures did not lead to a resolution of the problem. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that due to the bankruptcy procedure of the developer, they are forced to prove their right to live in the apartments again, even though they already have enforceable court rulings.

"The years-long struggle for our rights has become a heavy trial for us; we have gone through courts, dozens of decisions recognizing our right to live in the apartments have come into legal force, the court sided with the citizens, but the administration, which is obliged by law to protect us, pretends that we do not exist," they say.

The Rosreestr refuses to register; without commissioning, there is no cadastral accounting, and one cannot register. "The obligations were violated by developer Khalilov, but we are paying the price. The Supreme Court of Russia has repeatedly stated that the unscrupulousness of the developer cannot deprive citizens of their rights. We have prepared all the documents at our own expense, but there is no result, only replies," the residents of the house assert.

The gathered residents asked to give instructions to the administration of Nalchik, the regional Ministry of Construction, with the participation of representatives of the residents, to put the house into operation. To prevent the disconnection of electricity in a residential building where children, elderly people, and disabled individuals live.

"We are not asking for anything foreign or illegal; we are asking for our right. For four years, we have been proving the obvious; help us obtain what we paid for - our housing. We are waiting not for empty promises, but for real action from the law to protect us and restore justice," they concluded.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that the residents of Nalchik demanded to stop the infill construction in the "Mei" microdistrict. The appearance of a new high-rise building in a densely built area will create problems with access to courtyards and deprive neighboring houses of sunlight, the residents stated.