The Ministry of Interior Affairs of Ingushetia is searching for a woman resident of the republic supposing that she might be used as a suicide bomber

The Ministry of Interior Affairs of Ingushetia is searching for Malika Turazova, native of Chechnya, resident of the stanitsa of Nesterovskaya, born in 1987, who left home on March, 11, and it is unknown where she went. According to the information available, Turazova may be used as a suicide bomber.

It should be reminded that in December, 2010, militia personnel detained Bella Barkinkhoeva, resident of Ingushetia, born in 1988, who according to the information from the Ministry of Interior Affairs had come to Moscow with the intention of committing an act of terror. However, a disproof of the statement that Barkinkhoeva was a terrorist soon appeared.

The information of Turazova’s search was placed on the web-site of the Ministry of Interior Affairs of Ingushetia. The girl’s distinctive marks are listed there: height 160 – 165 cm, eyes brown, short hair down to the shoulders. The missing girl might have been wearing a long black skirt, a short sheepskin coat and a grey headscarf.

Security officials emphasize that Turazova may be used as a suicide bomber therefore she can be wearing other clothes, the use of a wig is also possible. The Ministry of Interior Affairs of Ingushetia asks the residents of the republic in case of getting any information on Turazova’s location or meeting a person whose distinctive marks look like hers to report to law enforcement bodies immediately. In addition, the Ministry informs that any actions aimed at deliberate concealment of the information on Turazova’s location as well as rendering assistance to her are liable to criminal responsibility.

The young woman was born in Chechnya and is still registered in Achkhoy-Martan district of the republic. According to the data of the Ministry of Interior Affairs of Ingushetia, she had been a gunman’s wife after whose death she got married with another man and her brother is also on the list of participants of paramilitary groups, “Rossiiskaya Gazeta” reports.