Mane Tandilyan: Legitimacy concerns regarding Nikol Pashinyan to  escalate, creating new challenges for Armenia

ArmInfo. Mane Tandilyan, co-founder of the "Country to Live" party, has stated on her Facebook page that at least half of Armenian society has harbored and will continue to harbor deep concerns regarding the recent election  results.

According to Tandilyan, seven political forces that participated in  the National Assembly elections, collectively receiving 43.5% of the  vote, have appealed to the Constitutional Court. Furthermore, at  least four other groups that did not file appeals, representing an  additional 2.5% of the vote, have publicly questioned the legitimacy  of the results.

 "This means that the majority of the forces participating in the  elections, despite numerous contradictions between them, have come to  the same conclusion: the published results do not reflect the true  will of the voters. Regardless of the decisions of the Constitutional  Court, one fact is undeniable: at least half of society has been and  will continue to be deeply concerned about the election results,"  Mane Tandilyan noted.

She added that all of this has caused a crisis of confidence. In  fact, the government of RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has joined  the ranks of previous authorities whose legitimacy was deeply doubted  by the public. "In the near future, the issues surrounding Nikol  Pashinyan's legitimacy will intensify, which will create new  challenges for both Armenia and the Armenian people," the co-founder  of the "Country to Live" party concluded.