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One of Bakiyev's brothers was believed to have been in Tajikistan along the mountainous border with Afghanistan. The security agency also said that Bakiyev's 33-year-old son Maxim, a wealthy businessman, held a separate meeting with IMU representatives in Dubai in April. Maxim Bakiyev, who is wanted in Kyrgyzstan on fraud charges, has sought asylum in Britain, saying the new government has tried to blame him for the violence. Kurman Bakiyev was driven from power following deadly street protests on April 7 fed by anger over corruption in his inner circle. Now in self-imposed exile in Belarus, he has denied the new interim government's allegations that he instigated the ethnic rioting, which killed about 2,000 people and left 400,000 ethnic Uzbeks homeless.
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