This Is Not a Laugh, Mr. Minister, This Is Now a Tragedy: Naira Zohrabyan to Arayik Harutyunyan
ARF member of Parliament Naira Zohrabyan has responded to Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Arayik Harutyunyan, who earlier wrote on his Facebook page: "This is turning into a farce. Hundreds, thousands, numerous citizens have approached us about this issue." When you ask for data on even three people to address a specific problem, the most you get is data on one citizen.
“Now, Mr. Harutyunyan, I receive requests daily from, yes, several hundred, I repeat, several hundred citizens of the Republic of Armenia, and in many cases, even responding to all of them is nearly impossible. And since it seems from your post that you are willing to hear the issues of our compatriots and as you wrote, deal with the concerns, if you do not mind, I will forward to you 1 percent of the letters addressed to me. I would appreciate it if you could at least address that one percent of the issues.
And to ensure you understand just how many letters I receive daily, I will share the messages I have received from our citizens in just the last 2-3 hours via Messenger, of course covering their profiles.
P.S. Please, just don’t do it, don’t do it,” wrote Zohrabyan, attaching images of messages received from users.
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