MP calls on opposition parliamentary forces to discuss situation as  soon as possible to prevent authorities from taking initiative

ArmInfo. Opposition forces that have entered the National Assembly must discuss the situation with each other as soon as possible, coordinate their actions, and make a decision, preventing the authorities from taking the initiative. This is what Tigran Abrahamyan, a member of the National Assembly from the  opposition "I Have the Honor" faction, writes.

According to him, during the post-election period, the authorities  have mobilized all their resources to focus the public and political  debate on the question of whether the opposition should take mandates  or not.  "No one disputes that this topic is being actively discussed  and is of great importance, especially within the opposition  community. However, the authorities are trying to 'add fuel to the  fire' to hush it up, downplaying the misuse of administrative  resources during the pre-election period, the illegal arrests, and  the disgraceful elections. Understanding that the mandate issue could  spark a wave of polarization and further disillusionment among the  opposition, the government is fueling this issue from the outside,"  noted Tigran Abrahamyan.

He called on the opposition forces that have entered the National  Assembly to discuss the situation with each other as soon as  possible, coordinate their actions, and make a decision, preventing  the authorities from taking the initiative.