Armenia`s Prosecutor General does not intend to resign

ArmInfo. The Armenian Prosecutor General Artur Davtyan, who is one of the few officials appointed  under the previous ruling regime and continuing to perform his duties under the new government, does not intend to resign. He stated this in an interview with journalists.

In response to a question about the possible dismissal of the  Prosecutor General, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that he  does not have the authority to answer this question, implying the  independence of the judiciary from the executive. "As for the  sounding of the political evaluation of the Prosecutor General's  activities, at the moment I do not see the need for this, since the  prosecutor's office should be able to fully exercise its functions."  Again, we do not intend to go to vendetta.Our goal is to ensure  public solidarity, and I hope that the Prosecutor's Office will  assist us in this, at least I see such a desire on her part, I hope  that her steps will be convincing, both in terms of law and law and  public position and ", - said the prime minister.

Answering a question about whether it is possible to involve the  three Armenian presidents in the corruption scandals disclosed  recently, Pashinyan stated that he can not predict anything: "But I  can say for sure that everyone is equal to the law, regardless of the  positions held and status, and regardless of how deeply the  investigation into corruption cases progresses. "

It should be noted that in the epicenter of the latest corrupt  revelations were relatives and people from the close circle of the  third president of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan.