As Much As We Want, We Will Open, As Much As We Want, We Will Close: Hayk Sargsyan from the My Step Faction on Blocking Courts

The newspaper "Hraparak" reports that "My Step" faction MP Hayk Sargsyan was asked by our reporter yesterday why he removed the controversial status from May 18 on his Facebook page. "I didn’t delete anything; am I someone who would heed someone’s warnings?"

However, there is a copy of it: "Only the large mass of the people, their growing anger, and the inevitability of punishment will force the judge to make a fair decision. Today, at 1:00 PM, we all go to the Nor Nork court."

Later, he had removed the call to go to court. “Didn’t you know that you have no right to exert pressure on the judicial authority?" "Who says so?" "The Constitution." "I didn’t exert pressure; those who say that have hit their heads against the wall."

But you called for influencing the judge’s decision. "That is not a violation; I had the right to do what I did; I did it legally, yes, I did well by calling; I did well by guiding people to block; if necessary, I will do it again... If needed, we will close, as much as we want, we will open, as much as we want, we will close."

For more details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.