Summary for November 2 in Uralsk, a woman will be tried for selling aid in grants and certificates. As reported by police.kz, a 35-year-old resident of Uralsk promised to help in exchange for money in obtaining educational grants, registering for a master's degree program and obtaining higher education certificates. She also proposed to guarantee the required threshold score in teacher certification tests. The woman charged between 50 and 500 thousand teng for her services. The reason for the inspection was a request from a resident of Orlesk, who paid 50 thousand tenge for the guaranteed transfer of her son from a paid department of the university to a state grant. The police identified nine cases of fraud in Uralsk and the region. After the promises were not kept, the victims contacted law enforcement. The pre-trial investigation was completed and the criminal case was transferred to the court. 10 people were arrested in Atyrau on suspicion of forming an extremist group. The National Security Committee, in coordination with the attorney's office, arrested ten people in Atyrau. They are suspected of creating and leading an extremist group, participating in its activities, promoting terrorism and inciting religious hatred. According to the investigators, the group planned to forcefully change the foundations of the constitutional system in the western region of Kazakhstan. During the searches, weapons, drugs, religious paraphernalia, literature and other substantial evidence were confiscated from the suspects. The activity of three underground education centers for children and teenagers created by members of the group was also suppressed. Some of the detainees were previously convicted of terrorist offenses and ordinary crimes.

Summary for November 2 in Uralsk, a woman will be tried for selling aid in grants and certificates. As reported by police.kz, a 35-year-old resident of Uralsk promised to help in exchange for money in obtaining educational grants, registering for a master's degree program and obtaining higher education certificates. She also proposed to guarantee the required threshold score in teacher certification tests. The woman charged between 50 and 500 thousand teng for her services. The reason for the inspection was a request from a resident of Orlesk, who paid 50 thousand tenge for the guaranteed transfer of her son from a paid department of the university to a state grant. The police identified nine cases of fraud in Uralsk and the region. After the promises were not kept, the victims contacted law enforcement. The pre-trial investigation was completed and the criminal case was transferred to the court. 10 people were arrested in Atyrau on suspicion of forming an extremist group. The National Security Committee, in coordination with the attorney's office, arrested ten people in Atyrau. They are suspected of creating and leading an extremist group, participating in its activities, promoting terrorism and inciting religious hatred. According to the investigators, the group planned to forcefully change the foundations of the constitutional system in the western region of Kazakhstan. During the searches, weapons, drugs, religious paraphernalia, literature and other substantial evidence were confiscated from the suspects. The activity of three underground education centers for children and teenagers created by members of the group was also suppressed. Some of the detainees were previously convicted of terrorist offenses and ordinary crimes.

The investigation continues. In the Kostanay region, the court ordered to reconsider the refusal of compensation for 10 dead animals during the flood in April 2024. A resident of the Kostanay district lost farm animals.