I didn't ride the bus, but I was fined twice: a resident of Yerevan learned about it from the mandatory enforcement service.
Yerevan resident Neshen Alavardian told reporters that he faced illegal fines twice for traveling on public transport, despite the fact that he was using an unlimited Telcell package. According to him, one of the fines was issued on a day when he did not use transport at all.
According to Alaverdian, the first fine was issued to him on August 7, 2026. He appealed the decision and it was overturned. However, on October 14, the man learned that due to the second fine, from August 10, his bank accounts were seized. Alavardyan claims that he was at home that day and did not travel by public transport.
After contacting the relevant services, the fine was also canceled, but according to the man, in order to find out the circumstances, he had to devote time to the appeal and waiting for the documents. Due to execution procedures, his accounts remained blocked for about ten days. In addition, to the initial fine of 1,500 drams were added costs of 5,000 drams related to forced collection.
"How is it possible that a person sits at home, does not use transportation, and yet such a report is drawn up against him? ". Alaverdian asks.
According to him, he has documents and records that confirm his words, and demands an investigation, establish the circumstances of issuing the fines and bring those responsible to justice. At the same time, the man claims that the violations could have been intentional, but he does not provide evidence of conspiracy or possible involvement of the leadership of the mayor's office.
According to Alaverdian, the problem could also affect other passengers who prefer to pay wrong fines so as not to waste time on an appeal.
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