Vahagn Aleksanyan Remembers Paplavok Lavatories, March 1 and October 27

In a recent post, Vahagn Aleksanyan, a member of the National Assembly from the "Civil Contract" faction, reflected on the political landscape surrounding tragic events in Armenia.

He stated, "Political and financial capital has been created at the expense of murders that occurred in the Paplavok lavatories, the streets of Yerevan, and state institutions. Since yesterday, those who have generated this environment are trying to politicize the tragic incident in Aragatsotn, which, according to the Investigative Committee, stemmed from a dispute during traffic. Of course, these criminals, born in the Paplavok lavatories, will do everything to attempt to equate our actions with theirs, but the fact remains that they will have to distort and fabricate stories to achieve this."

He further criticized the narrative that was attempting to portray a recent tragic incident in Aparan, which arose from a traffic dispute, as being related to insults directed at the Prime Minister, involving a member of the National Assembly from the ruling party, a deputy governor, and their families.

"However, the political offspring of the Paplavok lavatories are destined to fail miserably because the Paplavok lavatory, March 1, and October 27 are ingrained in their political DNA, not ours," he concluded.