What Explanation Did the Police Provide Regarding Fining Artsakh Residents 100,000 Drams
Considering the necessity of maintaining public order, as well as ensuring the safety of those forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, the Ministry of Internal Affairs' police initially emphasized awareness rather than fines, implementing precautionary measures. This was stated to Auroranews by the Head of the Public Relations and Media Department of the Armenian Police, Zarzand Gabrielian.
"The Ministry of Internal Affairs has engaged in this line of work for quite a long time. It was only after this that the issue of administrative accountability was considered, taking into account the safety of road traffic for all participants," he added.
Additionally, Auroranews managed to contact the Armenian government, where we were informed that all relevant bodies are aware of the issue and are seeking solutions and outcomes.
It is worth reminding that yesterday information spread on the internet stating that police had fined two individuals forcibly displaced from Artsakh with 100,000 drams for driving without a mandatory insurance policy.
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