Adilet party official denies 'millionaire' label, cites 700,000 supporters
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Rauan Kenzhekhanuly, a member of the Adilet party's Political Council bureau, dismissed claims that the party is dominated by millionaires, saying it values leadership experience over wealth. Speaking on the YouTube channel '4Vlast', he stated that 700,000-800,000 people have expressed interest in joining or supporting the party, while only five or six are well-known wealthy entrepreneurs.
The 'Millionaire' Label
Kenzhekhanuly argued that the party's focus is on professional experience and the ability to manage large teams, not on wealth. He cited top managers from companies like Allur, SaryarkaAvtoProm, and Qarmet, where over 100,000 people are employed. These individuals contributed to the party's program and continue to engage with their workforce.
Support Base
According to Kenzhekhanuly, 700,000 to 800,000 citizens have expressed interest in joining or supporting the party. Only five to six of these are prominent, wealthy businesspeople. He said this disproves the 'millionaire party' narrative.
Leadership Influence
He emphasized that when respected managers join the party, their employees often follow suit. Employees become curious, study the party's platform, and decide independently whether to support it. Kenzhekhanuly called attracting such leaders a significant achievement for the party.
What's Next
The full interview with Rauan Kenzhekhanuly is available on the '4Vlast' YouTube channel. It remains unclear whether his comments will alter the public perception of the Adilet party.
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Adilet party official denies 'millionaire' label, cites 700,000 supporters
