Belarusian Man Appeals to Lukashenko After Police Confiscate Phone

Novogrudok Police Confiscate Citizen's Phone: Appeal to Lukashenko Highlights Concerns Novogrudok, Belarus – A local resident has publicly appealed for the return of his mobile phone, confiscated by local police. The incident, which took place on [date], has raised concerns about the extent of police powers and the protection of citizens' rights in Belarus. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims the police seized his phone without proper justification. He states, "The police, specifically a junior lieutenant, confiscated my phone containing banking apps and my pension card. I don't know how I'll manage now." He further alleges that the confiscation is linked to his online activities, where he expresses support for the Belarusian government and Russia. He has appealed to higher authorities, including President Lukashenko, hoping for intervention. The video shows documents appearing to be official government papers, which he claims further supports his case. While the details of the incident are still under investigation, the case highlights the ongoing tension between citizens' rights and state authority in Belarus. The man's plea underscores the need for transparency and accountability in such matters. The outcome of this case will likely be closely watched by human rights organizations and those concerned about the rule of law in Belarus.