Either you become a party member, or you resign according to your own application: 'Past'

Despite the fact that the current political landscape in Armenia is quite collapsed, with demands for Nikol Pashinyan's resignation echoing everywhere, there appears to be a blatant indifference within the ruling team regarding these developments. At least, this is how it is being portrayed.

According to information from the 'Past' newspaper, the current authorities have initiated a new phase of internal party work, specifically focusing on 'team reinforcement.' Our sources indicate that a political decision has been made to carry out a broad process of party membership, primarily within the state apparatus.

Accordingly, Nikol Pashinyan has instructed to present the percentage of state apparatus employees who are party members and how many of them are members of the 'Civil Contract' party. According to the newspaper's information, the question is framed as follows: 'either you become a party member, or you resign according to your own application.'

The newspaper's governmental source also reports that there is currently a serious situation in the state apparatus, as a large number of individuals belong to non-party members and representatives of other parties in state agencies.

On the other hand, according to our information, there has been an order issued to remove those unwilling to pass 'under the sword,' particularly to place those who take oaths of loyalty, especially following the war, within the state structures.

This was reported by the 'Past' newspaper.