Graduate student of the historical faculty of the Moscow State University Zakhar Sarapulov said that he was detained and beaten by unknown siloviki after he hung out from the window of the main building of the university the flag of Ukraine. In the main department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow about the incident "there is no information," UNN reports with reference to the Air Force.

As the newspaper writes, Z. Sarapulov said that about a year ago he came to Moscow and entered the post-graduate course of the historical faculty of the Moscow State University.

He was accommodated in the main building of the Moscow State University - there are not only study rooms, but also living areas.

"I was horrified by the conditions of residence", - explained the graduate student. According to him, the rooms have cockroaches and bedbugs.

At the same time, the main building of Moscow State University holds rehearsals and concerts that interfere with residents, complained. Sarapulov.

"I was amazed by the thought that such huge money is being spent on some concerts when the MSU hostel is near here, and no one is investing in it," said the graduate student.

March 18 at the site in front of the high-rise Moscow State University hosted the festival "Spring".

It was devoted to the third anniversary of the signing of the decree on the entry of Crimea into Russia.

Together with other activists Z. Sarapulov a day before the upcoming concert went on a protest action to the metro station "University", but she did not cause a resonance.

Then 3. Sarapulov decided to pay attention to the domestic problems of the residents of the main building.

He bought a yellow and blue cloth in a store, sewed a flag from them and put a mop on the stick. On the day of the festival, he waved it from the windows of the room, and then from the corridor window.

The discussion was done on what? Discussions in social networks will begin, maybe somewhere the article will appear. People will start to ask: why did he do it? And here I would tell you what conditions we have and against what I protest, "- said Z. Sarapulov.