


ArmInfo. The Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia is demanding that Aghvan Vardanyan, a member of the National Assembly from the opposition Armenia faction, be confiscated in favor of the state real estate and monetary assets totaling approximately 235,000,000 drams.
The press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia reported to ArmInfo that the Anti-Corruption Court has accepted the corresponding claim for the confiscation of property of illegal origin. "The Department for the Confiscation of Property of Illegal Origin of the Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit demanding the collection of the following from Aghvan Vardanyan, a member of the National Assembly and former Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia, and persons affiliated with him, in favor of the Republic of Armenia: 3 real estate properties; income received from the rental of one real estate property; 1 vehicle; shares in 3 legal entities; "as well as two bank deposits and the interest accrued on them," the department reported.
In addition, the prosecutor's office is seeking to recover from the deputy 43 million 65 thousand drams as the remainder of his illegal income, and an additional 192 million 99 thousand drams, which, according to the prosecutor's office, are not based on the person's legal income, are of illegal origin, were transferred to a bona fide purchaser, or are not identifiable and are subject to confiscation.


