Ani Isprian Granted House Arrest
The Anti-Corruption Court has granted the investigator's request to impose house arrest on former Deputy Minister of Economy Ani Isprian for a period of two months.
Recall that on January 30, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signed a decision to relieve Ani Isprian of her duties as Deputy Minister of Economy. It later became known that Ani Isprian and six other individuals were arrested in connection with two criminal proceedings related to apparent corruption abuses.
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