PSRM candidate for the parliamentary elections, Vlad Batrîncea, is accused by several members of the "Young Guard" coordinated by himself that he cheated them.

According to the young people, some of money they were supposed to receive for participation in demonstrations or election campaigns came to Batrîncea's pocket. The allegations are contained in an anonymous letter, published on a blog.

Young people, including high-school students from the "Young Guard," wrote that they were forced to go to the homes of the retired people on the very day of local elections last year and convince them to vote.

Vlad Batrinca promised them a hundred lei a day for that as well as for attending the rallies organized by the Party of Socialists.

Many young people missed their lessons to participate in PSRM election events.

Those who left earlier were paid less, as Batrîncea's indication. The youngsters who dared to ask for all the promised money remained nothing.

After a period, the young socialists were paid nothing but insistently called for PSRM rallies. 

The members of the Young Guard also wrote that Batrîncea took some of the money for the PSRM protestors. Evidence is that he paid some participants 200 lei or even 250 lei whist other really little. 

Asked to comment on these allegations, Vlad Batrîncea, claimed them as lies and he was never responsible for party finances. 

"I'm sorry that somebody is creating these lies, you never find a young man telling you that Vlad Batrîncea was a liar. None," said Vlad Batrîncea, executive secretary of PSRM.

Vlad Batrîncea is the candidate no.2 on the PSRM national list. He is running for the deputy chair and in the uninominal constituency number 28 in the Chisinau municipality.