I think that an experienced, experienced person should be the Minister of Internal Affairs. I don't know that girl, maybe she's a good lawyer, but I can't say how she will behave in the administration.of Euromedia24.comreferring to Arpine Sargsyan, who was appointed as the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, the former police chief of the Republic of Armenia Alik Sargsyan expressed this view.
According to him, Police Chief Aram Hovhannisyan could have been appointed to the position of minister, but why Pashinyan did not appoint him, it was difficult to say. "I know Aram very well, they could appoint him, but all the reasons are incomprehensible and illogical to me.
He is a guy who has worked for so many years, but they found it expedient to appoint that girl, so there are some calculations that only they know about," said Sargsyan. As for the question of whether a woman will be able to lead such a powerful structure as the Ministry of Internal Affairs, where there are mostly male representatives, Sargsyan answered: "Many countries of the world have the experience that the Ministers of Internal Affairs are women.
Well, she is still a woman, she will not go out and perform concrete actions, she will sit in the cabinet and regulate the work," remarked the former Police Chief. Speaking about the statement of Vahe Ghazaryan, who was dismissed from the position of the Minister of Internal Affairs a few days ago, according to which 47 employees of the law enforcement system were fired for using drugs, the former police chief made comparisons.
"We were conducting inspections, I was very careful during my time, because it is a negative process that must be prevented. A police officer cannot be a drug addict or deal in drugs, I mean use, because distribution is a criminal offense.
The one who uses must get rid of the system, he has no right to be in the system. I know that at all times and in all places there have been such cases, but now there are more. In my time, a policeman even engaged in sales, for which he was judged, prosecuted and arrested," concluded the former police chief.
It should be noted that at the last session of the government, Pashinyan announced that his patience has run out and he demands concrete results from the law enforcement system.
"As if I were a radio station," he said. The Prime Minister's dissatisfaction was followed by resignations of officials, including the resignation of his classmate Vahe Ghazaryan, in whose place Arpine Sargsyan was appointed as Minister of Internal Affairs.
Sona Harutyunyan
