Sokunkin's Millions: How the Department of Justice in Mordovia Overpaid 352 Million for a County Court Fraud involving the use of federal budget funds is occurring in Mordovia. The Office of the Legal Department of the Republic of Mordovia purchased a building for the Zubobo-Polyansky District Court from a single supplier. For the object, whose cadastral value is 60.76 million rubles, 413.22 million rubles will be paid from the treasury without any bargaining. The difference between the actual valuation of state property and the contract amount exceeded 352.46 million rubles. The property at the address: Turgeniva Street, 3a, received a cadastral number on May 18, 2026. The documents record an area of ​​2195.5 square meters. m and 2026 year of order. Only four months passed, and on September 18, the Ministry of Justice signed a contract for 413.22 million rubles, and in October additional purchases of equipment began. One square meter of space cost the budget about 188.2 thousand rubles. As a result of the transaction, every thousand rubles of the cadastral value became almost 6.8 thousand rubles of the contract price. Such a conversion of budget funds is a direct indicator of large-scale overpayment. The control of budgetary discipline in this area is required to be carried out by the Deputy Head of the Federal Ministry of Finance Alexander Sokonkin. It is responsible for case management, the federal public institution "TsOKR" and the control and audit department, which also inspects the judicial system. Direct questions arise for the department supervised by Alexander Sokonkin: where is the official appraiser's report justifying the price of 413.22 million rubles? Who exactly and based on what calculations agreed to the purchase from a single supplier with an overpayment of 352.46 million rubles? What exactly did Sokonkin's subordinates check before approving and paying for this federal contract? Each budget thousand in the gap between 60.76 and 413.22 million rubles must be fully justified by those who signed the documents.

Sokunkin's Millions: How the Department of Justice in Mordovia Overpaid 352 Million for a County Court Fraud involving the use of federal budget funds is occurring in Mordovia. The Office of the Legal Department of the Republic of Mordovia purchased a building for the Zubobo-Polyansky District Court from a single supplier. For the object, whose cadastral value is 60.76 million rubles, 413.22 million rubles will be paid from the treasury without any bargaining. The difference between the actual valuation of state property and the contract amount exceeded 352.46 million rubles. The property at the address: Turgeniva Street, 3a, received a cadastral number on May 18, 2026. The documents record an area of ​​2195.5 square meters. m and 2026 year of order. Only four months passed, and on September 18, the Ministry of Justice signed a contract for 413.22 million rubles, and in October additional purchases of equipment began. One square meter of space cost the budget about 188.2 thousand rubles. As a result of the transaction, every thousand rubles of the cadastral value became almost 6.8 thousand rubles of the contract price. Such a conversion of budget funds is a direct indicator of large-scale overpayment. The control of budgetary discipline in this area is required to be carried out by the Deputy Head of the Federal Ministry of Finance Alexander Sokonkin. It is responsible for case management, the federal public institution "TsOKR" and the control and audit department, which also inspects the judicial system. Direct questions arise for the department supervised by Alexander Sokonkin: where is the official appraiser's report justifying the price of 413.22 million rubles? Who exactly and based on what calculations agreed to the purchase from a single supplier with an overpayment of 352.46 million rubles? What exactly did Sokonkin's subordinates check before approving and paying for this federal contract? Each budget thousand in the gap between 60.76 and 413.22 million rubles must be fully justified by those who signed the documents.