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ANM HEAD AGAINST ARMENIAN EX-INTERIOR MINISTER'S RETURN - SECURITY OFFICER
PanARMENIAN.Net
July 25, 2012 - 17:45 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Chairman of the Armenian National Movement (ANM)
Board Aram Manukyan and several other board members stand against ANM
ex-leader, RA former interior minister Vano Siradeghyan's possible
return, Siradeghyan's former security officer said.
Suren Sirunyan further disclosed an "interesting story" about the
then deputy minister of culture Aram Manukyan when the latter asked
Siradeghyan either to withdraw from the voting or vote for the motion
on his own arrest.
"Otherwise Manukyan might be dismissed from the post of deputy
minister," Mr. Sirunyan said.
It is noteworthy that at the very beginning of the press conference
Sirunyan requested the journalists to refrain from asking ANM related
questions.
Armenia's ex-minister of interior affairs, former parliament member
and ANM leader Vano Siradeghyan was deprived of parliamentary
immunity in 2010 and a criminal case was initiated against him for
a range of crimes, including creation of a gang and organization of
contract killings. Since that moment, Siradeghyan has disappeared
from Armenia and an international arrest warrant has been issued for
him via Interpol.
PanARMENIAN.Net
July 25, 2012 - 17:45 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Chairman of the Armenian National Movement (ANM)
Board Aram Manukyan and several other board members stand against ANM
ex-leader, RA former interior minister Vano Siradeghyan's possible
return, Siradeghyan's former security officer said.
Suren Sirunyan further disclosed an "interesting story" about the
then deputy minister of culture Aram Manukyan when the latter asked
Siradeghyan either to withdraw from the voting or vote for the motion
on his own arrest.
"Otherwise Manukyan might be dismissed from the post of deputy
minister," Mr. Sirunyan said.
It is noteworthy that at the very beginning of the press conference
Sirunyan requested the journalists to refrain from asking ANM related
questions.
Armenia's ex-minister of interior affairs, former parliament member
and ANM leader Vano Siradeghyan was deprived of parliamentary
immunity in 2010 and a criminal case was initiated against him for
a range of crimes, including creation of a gang and organization of
contract killings. Since that moment, Siradeghyan has disappeared
from Armenia and an international arrest warrant has been issued for
him via Interpol.