Bakiev was born into a large family of seven sons. His father was the head of a state farm. He started out as a loader, then rose through the ranks because he was a very good worker. He became governor of the Jalal-Abad region (now Manas) and the Chui region. He became prime minister and witnessed Akayev's men execute people in At-Bashi. He helped them there and thus secured their support. He resigned voluntarily and became a deputy of the legendary parliament. Bakiyev became president and worked for many years without corruption, reducing the national debt by half a billion, and the economy grew under his rule. Then a coup occurred, and the country was thrown back many years. Those responsible for this were and are answering for it.
There are no outcasts, or rather, that's not how cunning people interpret it. In April 2010, there was a coup that swept away the government. The legitimate president suddenly became an outcast and was illegally overthrown.
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