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The ruling power "Civil Contract" is committed to controlling its "primary forgery" - Deputy Taron Chekhoyan. Otherwise, similar events in the parliament will repeat themselves. This is what the head of the opposition faction "Armenia" Anna Grigoryan said, referring to the fight in the National Assembly. According to her, none of her faction deputies were seriously injured. "Of course, there was a fight, and both sides got some blows," Grigoryan noted. She sees it as no coincidence that the representatives of the ruling power react in such a violent and aggressive manner precisely to the opposition's statements about corruption in the current government. "They came to power with promises to end corruption, but they themselves are immersed in corruption from head to toe. Therefore, it is a very sensitive issue for them," said the lieutenant. At the same time, in her estimation, today's incident is directly related to Tron Chekhoyan, whom she called "the main forgery of the authorities". "This man never realized that he went from a fake factory to the National Assembly and continues to act like he is still running fakes. He continues to use inappropriate language, gestures, etc. Therefore, the head of the ruling power faction must give an answer: are they ready to rule his deputy or not. If they don't control it, emphasize similar situations." According to the head of the "Armenia" faction, Parliament Speaker Ruben Rubinian actually encourages such events. "He started his work by calling for constructive discussions, but as a result he became an even worse speaker than Alan Simonian," said Grigoryan. She believes that Robinian should have interrupted the meeting and called the security officers to stop the fight. But according to the deputy, the ombudsman did not take measures and stated directly that he would not announce a break: if the deputies want to fight, let them fight. "So he directly encouraged what was happening.

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The ruling power "Civil Contract" is committed to controlling its "primary forgery" - Deputy Taron Chekhoyan. Otherwise, similar events in the parliament will repeat themselves. This is what the head of the opposition faction "Armenia" Anna Grigoryan said, referring to the fight in the National Assembly. According to her, none of her faction deputies were seriously injured. "Of course, there was a fight, and both sides got some blows," Grigoryan noted. She sees it as no coincidence that the representatives of the ruling power react in such a violent and aggressive manner precisely to the opposition's statements about corruption in the current government. "They came to power with promises to end corruption, but they themselves are immersed in corruption from head to toe. Therefore, it is a very sensitive issue for them," said the lieutenant. At the same time, in her estimation, today's incident is directly related to Tron Chekhoyan, whom she called "the main forgery of the authorities". "This man never realized that he went from a fake factory to the National Assembly and continues to act like he is still running fakes. He continues to use inappropriate language, gestures, etc. Therefore, the head of the ruling power faction must give an answer: are they ready to rule his deputy or not. If they don't control it, emphasize similar situations." According to the head of the "Armenia" faction, Parliament Speaker Ruben Rubinian actually encourages such events. "He started his work by calling for constructive discussions, but as a result he became an even worse speaker than Alan Simonian," said Grigoryan. She believes that Robinian should have interrupted the meeting and called the security officers to stop the fight. But according to the deputy, the ombudsman did not take measures and stated directly that he would not announce a break: if the deputies want to fight, let them fight. "So he directly encouraged what was happening.

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