Georg Petrosyan has mental issues, which is why he could not continue his work as Minister of Labor and Social Affairs. Simonyan

I do not think it is appropriate to comment on that post, but I believe everyone knows who it is addressed to, and I assume that by drawing parallels between the written message and the recent circulating news, one can calmly infer to whom it pertains. This was stated today by the Vice President of the National Assembly, Alen Simonyan, after the CKP session, referring to the disagreements between BHK and 'My Step', particularly concerning Nikol Pashinyan's post, where Pashinyan accuses someone of committing rape in the church yard.

Simonyan noted that the theme of disagreements was not discussed during the meeting, but he assumed that such a question would arise. He emphasized that when they were in opposition, they were not allowed to conduct political discussions in this manner, and this indicates that being in power, they do not need such debates at all. 'Unfortunately, some prefer to lower political debates to that level,' he said.

In response to the question of whether it is not right for such political conflicts to arise when the parties have a joint memorandum signed, the Vice President stressed that they only established the necessity of holding new elections with the party represented in parliament and from a political science perspective, it cannot be considered a memorandum in the content that BHK signed with the third President of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, and so on.

Regarding Gagik Tsarukyan's statement that individuals with serious mental issues should not hold high positions, Alen Simonyan had previously responded, noting that it might refer to BHK MP Georg Petrosyan and added that this statement is not an offense. 'I believe he has mental issues; I even have such information that is why he could not continue his work as Minister of Labor and Social Affairs. And as long as Gagik Tsarukyan did not literally specify to whom he referred in his post, I will continue to think that it pertains to the individual I know because I do not know anyone else in the public administration system with such obvious problems,' he emphasized.