Dark Clouds Gather Over the Chief Prosecutor: 'Iravunk'

'Iravunk' newspaper reports: 'Alongside the discussions on the structure of the government, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's upcoming plans also include the issue of changing the Chief Prosecutor. A government source informed us about this.

There are also preparations underway for this, with regular circulation of reports about the poor performance of the prosecution and corruption coming from within the government. After the change of power, Nikol Pashinyan was unable to implement this change immediately because he lacked the necessary votes in parliament.

It is worth noting that for the election of the Chief Prosecutor, the approval of 3/5 of the lawmakers is required, which amounts to 79 votes. This means that having a majority in parliament with 88 lawmakers, Pashinyan can easily replace Artur Davtyan with any member of his choice.'