VIDEO. For Them, a Person is a Commodity That Can Be Packaged. Pashinyan
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has commented on the revelations made by the Anti-Corruption Committee and the published conversation. Since yesterday, the public has been discussing the Anti-Corruption Committee's disclosure that showcases a network of vote-buying organized by Tashir Samo.
In this context, Pashinyan addressed the issue on his Telegram channel, highlighting one critical aspect.
“In the recording, one of the speakers says the following: ‘As much as I have done for Qyasar, may it be halal for you, but I will give those 180 people to someone else,’ while the other responds: ‘Brother, whatever we have given you, give it to Kamo so that he brings them, and take those 180 to the CPP, let them give them to you,’ and another replies: ‘I don’t have to give them to the CPP, I know who I will give them to.’
This, according to Pashinyan, is an important conversation that reveals the attitude of the triad of Kocharian-Karapetyan-Sarukyan party towards the citizens of the Republic of Armenia. He stated that for them, a person is a commodity that can be packaged in groups and determined through suppliers to decide whether to give it to Samo or to Robin or Gago instead.
For more details, watch the video.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Suspension of HEC License
The company Tashir Capital LLC contested the decision of the Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) to revoke the...
Threat to Blow Up Apartment to Force Membership in 'Our Way': Investigative Committee
The Investigative Committee of Armenia is conducting an investigation into a case where individuals were threatened with...
What the Prosecutor's Office Demanded from Bishop Bagrat
The Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia demands the return of a specially designated area, including a barracks, whic...
Details from Iran on the Health of New Spiritual Leader
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ismail Baghaei, expressed hope that the country's new Supreme L...