The interim government in Kyrgyzstan is offering cash rewards for information leading to the arrest of senior members of the ousted former administration.
Former president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, was driven out of the country following street protests on April 7, which left more than 80 people dead.
Having escaped to Belarus, Bakiyev claims he is still the legitimate president of the country. The opposition has charged him with responsibility for the deaths of the protesters, saying his administration ordered security forces to open fire on the group.
The sums offered by the interim government range from $20,000 to $100,000 according to the BBC.
Besides former senior officials, the interim government is also seeking several relatives of the ousted leader.
The situation in Kyrgyzstan remains unstable; last month supporters loyal to Bakiyev took to the streets and captured a government office in the southern city of Jalalabad, demanding his return.
Former president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, was driven out of the country following street protests on April 7, which left more than 80 people dead.
Having escaped to Belarus, Bakiyev claims he is still the legitimate president of the country. The opposition has charged him with responsibility for the deaths of the protesters, saying his administration ordered security forces to open fire on the group.
The sums offered by the interim government range from $20,000 to $100,000 according to the BBC.
Besides former senior officials, the interim government is also seeking several relatives of the ousted leader.
The situation in Kyrgyzstan remains unstable; last month supporters loyal to Bakiyev took to the streets and captured a government office in the southern city of Jalalabad, demanding his return.
