Police were kind today
There has been a new revelation in the case of soldier Tigran Ohanjanyan, who was murdered in peace in the Armenian army.
"Experts came to the conclusion that energy may pass through the wire from the satellite station and put people's lives at risk," Ohanjanyan's mother, Gohar Sargsyan told "A1+".
According to the official version, Tigran Ohanjanyan died from electrocution on 30 August 2007.
"I have been telling them that my son wasn't electrocuted, but now I am keeping silent because the prosecutor's office has work to do," Mrs. Gohar mentioned.
The citizens thrown out of their homes for state needs were also gathered near the government building today. After being deprived of their properties seven years ago and hoping that they would receive homes, today they became convinced that they had been tricked.
"They tell us that they won't give us homes because the square meters of their homes are few in number and there are no discussions on that," former resident of Arami Street Armine Sargsyan said.
The government has suggested that several families come together and receive an apartment.
"Do I have to go and live in a hostel after fighting for 9 years?" Mrs. Armine said.
However, what's most painful for the residents of the sale zone is that their apartments have already been sold to several people.
The residents of the sale zone today decided to enter the government building to see the ministers and express their complaints, but they were faced with a police barricade. However, this time, the police were very kind and didn't push and shove or arrest the participants of the action.
