David Sanasarayan Discusses Charges Against Him

The head of the Anti-Corruption Committee, David Sanasarayan, whose powers were temporarily suspended yesterday, made a post on his Facebook page regarding the charges brought against him by the National Security Service (NSS). He noted that many are trying to take advantage of the current situation.

“Advice and request
Right now, there is a large army of those who fish in muddy waters. Supporters of the former government, under the guise of defending me, are trying to satisfy their desire to weaken the authorities. In any case, in the midst of an information deluge, take a moment to pause and remember that the state interest is paramount.

Dear friends, I am fortified and at the same time humbled in the atmosphere of your great trust.
P.S. Suspecting me in the assassination of Kennedy would be more substantiated than having any connection to corruption.
I love you all,” Sanasarayan wrote.

Recall that the NSS charged David Sanasarayan yesterday. A signature not to leave the country has been applied as a preventive measure against him. The investigation is ongoing, and measures are being taken to ensure a comprehensive, complete, and objective examination of the circumstances of the case.