Manvel Grigoryan's Nephew Paid for ‘My Step’ Member Taguhi Ghazaryan's Tuition Fees
The publication reports: 'We asked Taguhi Ghazaryan, a member of the “My Step” faction of the National Assembly from Arshaluys, about rumors that her tuition fees had been paid by Zarzand Grigoryan, the nephew of Manvel Grigoryan, the former village head of Arshaluys, whose powers have been terminated.'
She responded, 'If we are talking about the tuition fee for the 4th year, then it was subsidized by the community budget of Arshaluys for me and several dozen students. After that, I either studied for free or with the help of another foundation.' When asked which foundation, she replied, 'The educational institution foundation.'
It is also mentioned that you were one of the organizers of protests against Zarzand Grigoryan. She said, 'The only incident against Mr. Grigoryan happened during the parliamentary elections in 2017 when his driver stood in front of the polling station and said, “You know whom we should elect as a deputy?” pointing to Republican MP Grigoryan. The only conflict was at that time when I publicly announced that there was guidance going on. Apart from that, there has been no public activity for or against him. I later learned retrospectively that there were protests against him in the village.'
For more details, refer to the current issue of the newspaper.
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