A search has been declared
Chairman of the Armenian Ramkavar Liberal Party Harutyun Arakelyan is being searched by the court.
Let us remind that the "Nairit Factory" CJSC appealed to the Kentron-Nork Marash districts' first instance court with the demand to confiscate the amount from the "Jankog-kim" LTD. The representative of the latter did not show up to court and the court ruled the decision to persecute Arakelyan.
Harutyun Arakelyan is founder and general manager of "Jankog-kim" LTD. According to information from the department of public relations and mass media outlets of the "Nairit Factory" CJSC, the company has made a number of deals with "Nairit" as a result of which "Jankog-kim" owes the "Nairit Factory" CJSC 6 million 528 thousand 704 drams liability cost.
Today "A1+" was able to contact Arakelyan with just one phone call.
"You found me and I ask you to please give them all my information as a way of help," said Harutyun Arakelyan.
He doesn't consider the search by chance and believes that this is a black PR against him and his party. Chairman of the Armenian Ramkavar Liberal Party Harutyun Arakelyan has been making statements against the Prime Minister and the scenes of corruption at "Nairit" for a long time now.
"Things like that don't happen by chance. When I talk about corruption during press conference, they go back six years and remember that some establishment supposedly owes "Nairit", says Hartyun Arakelyan, adding: "I don't hide the fact that I have been involved in "Nairit" since 1987. I started my business career in "Nairit" and that is why I am well aware of all the issues facing the factory. I know all the managers and the newcomers are trying to show that they are managers and investors. They still have a long way to go before they understand what "Nairit" is about. This factory is not underwear-producing factory and it has illiterate managers," said Harutyunyan.
Chairman of the Armenian Ramkavar Liberal Party Harutyun Arakelyan is going to appeal the verdict for hurting his and his party's honor and dignity and will demand 500 million dram compensation.
