Not only the employee but also the head of the customs house has submitted a resignation: Ananyan

“Is that what you are interested in? I was expecting more interesting questions,” said the Chairman of the State Revenue Committee, Davit Ananyan, during a conversation with journalists, responding to a question about whether the Prime Minister's dismissal of an employee was lawful and whether the superior had signed the dismissal application.

Ananyan disagreed with the observation that this was a matter of human fate. “What the Prime Minister saw and what did not sit well with him prompted our employee to respond with his application, and not only the employee concerned but also the head of the customs house, who also submitted a resignation application. On April 9, from 09:15 AM to 01:00 PM, the Prime Minister was at the State Revenue Committee. The visit began at the Ararat Customs House and afterwards we visited various departments of the State Revenue Committee. Based on the results of the entire visit, the Prime Minister expressed his opinion. You have focused on a small episode which, in your view, seems sensational,” he added.