It was during this period that an article appeared in an opposition newspaper under the heading "An extraordinary trick" by Aidos Sadykov. In the article, he accused Gleb Shchegelsky, the former deputy akim of Aktobe, and Oleg Khimchuk, the former deputy akim of the Aktobe region, of having links with crime, in particular with the well-known Moscow Solntsevo gang.
In 2005, the political activity of Aidos Sadykov reached the party level. After the split of the "Ak Zhol" party, Sadykov became the head of the Aktobe branch of the newly created "Real Ak Zhol" party. But Sadykov did not find a common language with his fellow party members and sabotaged the unification of the "Real Ak Zhol" party with the National Social Democratic Party on the eve of the 2007 parliamentary elections.
After the failure in the parliamentary elections, the "Real Ak Zhol" party again became isolated, and soon it rebranded, changing its name to "Azat."
In 2009, Zharmakhan Tuyakbay and
Bolat Abilov decided, for the second time, to unite their parties into a single entity. According to Aidos Sadykov, after the unification of the National Social Democratic Party and Azat parties, an unspoken decision was made to purge the party of "uncontrollable elements." According to Sadykov, he was the first of the regional leaders whom Tuyakbai and Abilov hurried to get rid of.
On April 29 of the same year, at the regional party conference, Aidos Sadykov was dismissed from the post of chairman of the Aktobe branch of the NSDP "Azat" party. After that, he voiced his protest statement with sharp criticism of the central leadership of the party.