Believe it if you want, don't believe it if you don't want to. But with the removal of Vahe Ghazaryan, the foundations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, particularly the police, were undermined.
About thisEuromedia24.comsaid Colonel Sayat Shirinyan, referring to the appointment of Arpine Sargsyan to the position of Minister of Internal Affairs. According to him, before the removal of Vahe Ghazaryan, both Vahe Ghazaryan and Police Chief Aram Hovhannisyan shared the entire responsibility for the illegalities taking place in the country.
"From now on, all the responsibility will fall only on Aram Hovhannisyan, and will he want to be the only one guilty and responsible?"
I think not. Aram will not want to become a scapegoat. Having under his eyes the reality of how Nikol humiliated even his closest friend, he will definitely not spare himself either. Understanding very well that in Vahe Ghazaryan's case, if Nikol was satisfied with removing him, then in his case, all roads will lead to Vardashen. Therefore, Aram Hovhannisyan, including all his subordinates, will definitely avoid going to the bakery," he said.
According to Shirinyan, before all mass events, when it will be necessary to use hard or brutal force, Aram will request a written order from the female Minister of the Interior to carry out this or that event.
"This is exactly where a wedge will be driven into the ranks of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the police acting under its authority. Aram has to resign as soon as possible due to the sharp deterioration of his health. When asked whether the system will accept a woman minister or not, Shirinyan said that she would be a foreign body.
"There have been similar attempts in the past, when people from outside were appointed, although they were good or bad. but they never became part of the system. What the opposition failed to do, Nikol did, he undermined the foundations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
He weakened the connection between the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the police. Will the opposition be able to take advantage of this situation?
This situation reminds Shirinyan of 1996, when Levon Petrosyan removed the Minister of Internal Affairs Vano Siradeghyan, and then he was forced to leave as well.
"Remember, the police has always been and remains the force preventing the change of power," concluded Sayat Shirinyan.
