The Rohat residential complex in Tashkent has been put up for auction due to debts owed by the Broccoli Plus company, despite hundreds of people having already paid for apartments. The bank is acting within the law to recover the collateral, but equity holders find themselves in the weakest position, as their rights are not directly guaranteed. Promises from the developer to "resolve the issue" sound unconvincing amid missed deadlines and accumulated liabilities.
Starting April 1, real estate and vehicle transactions will transition to a digital format. Notaries will certify contracts based solely on electronic bank transfer data: funds are deposited into an escrow account and securely transferred to the seller after verification. This innovation is part of a presidential decree to promote cashless payments and reduce the shadow economy.
Deputy Bobur Bekmurodov criticized the Tashkent city administration for dismantling signage before the city council's decision came into effect, raising legality concerns. He also reminded of a moratorium on new business obligations until 2028, stressing that demands to remove signs within two days impose a serious burden on entrepreneurs.
In Andijan, five individuals were detained for forcibly shaving a woman's head in an act of personal revenge. The perpetrators acted at the request of another woman seeking retribution for an alleged "immoral affair." This incident underscores that vigilante justice and revenge for personal conflicts are strictly punishable by law.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev tested the first high-speed Hyundai Rotem train in Uzbekistan, capable of reaching speeds up to 260 km/h. The train will connect Tashkent with Urgench and Khiva in seven hours, enhancing domestic regional connectivity.
Uzbekistan dispatched humanitarian aid to Iran and Afghanistan. Aid for Iran was delivered on March 16, while assistance for Afghanistan was sent on March 18, coinciding with the Ramadan holiday. The aid includes flour, rice, sugar, and medical supplies.
The Russian regime is preparing to tighten migration rules, proposing accelerated deportation of foreigners for 20 types of violations, including participation in rallies and activities of undesirable organizations. Experts note no mass violations, with the number of foreign citizens in Russia declining to 5.7 million, 10% lower than a year ago.
Source: kun.uz