Tense Session in National Assembly as 'My Step' Rejects 6 Proposals from BHK Deputies

Today, the National Assembly primarily discussed the proposals that had received negative conclusions from the committees. The discussion focused on whether there was a need to debate these proposals.

During the tense session, the My Step majority rejected six proposals put forward by BHK deputies. The LHK faction supported the discussion of the BHK proposals during the session.

Initially, Gevorg Petrosyan's proposal was rejected with heated and threatening rhetoric. Then, Tigran Urikhanyan's proposal was voted down amid accusations directed at the author. Subsequently, Sergey Bagratyan's proposal was also rejected, leading to a heated debate involving Agazaryan and Mikaelyan.

Following that, Mikayel Melkumyan's proposal concerning vehicle imports was rejected. Gevorg Petrosyan's proposal related to issues of homosexuals and transgender individuals was rejected once more, and finally, another of Petrosyan's proposals regarding further regulations on the same topic was also turned down.

Throughout all this, there were confrontations and accusations, leading to a break before the session resumed.