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    LACHIN RESIDENTS ARE IN A PANIC

    28 September, 2006

    Today Armen Eghyan, Gevorg Mirzoyan and Gagik Petrosyan, members of the
    initiating group «Protection of the Occupied Territories», announced
    that Hamlet Khachatryan, head of the Kashatagh administration hinders
    the resettlement of the territories and must resign from his post.

    «It turns out that this high-rank official is used to bribe taking and
    hasn't got the slightest notion of his post. He realises neither its
    meaning nor its military significance», claims Armen Eghyan and adds,
    «He treats the local residents as criminals caught red-handed. He
    demands bribes from all the citizens who turn to him with any request.
    And in case any of the citizens dares to complain of Mr. Mirzoyan, he
    merely advises them to leave Kashatagh».

    Jirayr Sefilyan, commander of special regiment of Shoushi, and a member
    of the above-mentioned group, informed the participants of today's press
    conference about the current state of Kashatagh. He claims that the
    number of inhabitants has significantly decreased in the past two years
    reaching 7.5 thousand.

    52 villages of Katashagh are deprived of electricity and water. The
    roads are in an awful state. The villages counter certain problems
    connected with education, health care and realization of agricultural
    goods. Recently, the authorities of Katashagh have fined a 12-year-old
    girl for picking up wood to heat their hearth.

    Mr.Sefilyan maintains that administrative obstacles and fining bodies
    have greatly increased in Kashatagh. As a result of this, residents
    began to abandon the territory and the villages became deserted. All is
    done on purpose, claim the members of the group.

    http://www.a1plus.am/en/?page=issue&ii d=41408

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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