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VAHAN HOVHANNISYAN'S ADVICE TO GALUST SAHAKYAN
YERKIR.AM
14:35 - 02.11.2011
ARF fraction leader Vahan Hovhannisyan believes that the authorities
only try to make an impression of a change. The question is how real
are those changes?
"For instance it would have been better if the new Police chief was
informed about the unsatisfying actions of his ancestor.
However, we constantly heard that the authorities were satisfied
with the work of the police chief. If so, then what's the reason of
firing him?
We hear uncertain news about the Mayor's resignation, even in his own
interview. Anyways, words of gratitude and appreciation are pronounced,
we're satisfied with him but he got fired", said V.
Hovhannisyan during his interview with "Yerkir" daily.
Vahan Hovhannisyan also gave a piece of advice to Galust Sahakyan
to gather up in that ark of theirs and head off to a brighter life
through Sevan Lake.
ARF MP said once again that this sort of ruling is unacceptable for
them, when few people decide to fire someone behind the closed doors.
From: A. Papazian
YERKIR.AM
14:35 - 02.11.2011
ARF fraction leader Vahan Hovhannisyan believes that the authorities
only try to make an impression of a change. The question is how real
are those changes?
"For instance it would have been better if the new Police chief was
informed about the unsatisfying actions of his ancestor.
However, we constantly heard that the authorities were satisfied
with the work of the police chief. If so, then what's the reason of
firing him?
We hear uncertain news about the Mayor's resignation, even in his own
interview. Anyways, words of gratitude and appreciation are pronounced,
we're satisfied with him but he got fired", said V.
Hovhannisyan during his interview with "Yerkir" daily.
Vahan Hovhannisyan also gave a piece of advice to Galust Sahakyan
to gather up in that ark of theirs and head off to a brighter life
through Sevan Lake.
ARF MP said once again that this sort of ruling is unacceptable for
them, when few people decide to fire someone behind the closed doors.
From: A. Papazian