Nikol Pashinyan: Even the previous authorities did not dare to accuse  me of bloodshed in the case of March 1, 2008

ArmInfo. Even the previous authorities in the March 1, 2008 case did not dare to accuse me of bloodshed. About this December 9, after the completion of the voting  procedure, told reporters.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, commenting  on the statement of the second President of the Republic of Armenia,  Robert Kocharian.On December 7, the second president, in his written  appeal to the media, promulgated by lawyers after a court decision on  his arrest, calledPashinyan "the main organizer of the March 1 mass  riots," accusing him of trying to "cleanse himself of blood" and  "appoint" Kocharyan guilty.

However, according to the. the Prime Minister's decisions taken by  the ECHR in this case show that the version of the previous  authorities was fabricated from beginning to end. "The real picture  is already there, and the details, the details and the perpetrators  will be revealed," Nikol Pashinyan assured, recalling the death of 10  people as a result of those riots and the involvement of the armed  forces in those events.As for the accusation of pressure on the  judicial system, then, as stressed by the. The Prime Minister, the  judicial system of Armenia were not given any instructions, including  in the case of Robert Kocharian. 

Proving this facts are carved from published auditions. "I officially  declare: the judicial system of the country has never been so  independent as today," said the Acting heads of the Armenian  government, denying and allegations about the planned operation. "I  was in St. Petersburg, director of the National Security Service in  Switzerland, and if it were a planned operation, they would be in the  country," Nikol Pashinyan stressed. He noted that it was the director  of the National Security Service who called him in St.  Petersburg  and reported on the arrest of Robert Kocharian. "I asked when, in  response," - noted.  premiere.On December 7, the Court of Appeal  upheld the decision of the court of general jurisdiction of the first  instance of the city of Yerevan on the choice of a preventive measure  against the second President of Armenia Robert Kocharian in the form  of detention. Recall that in late July of this year Kocharyan was  already arrested on charges of overthrowing the constitutional order  in the republic in March 2008.  However, the Court of Appeal in  Yerevan on August 13 overturned the decision on arrest, releasing  Kocharyan from custody. The Prosecutor General's Office appealed to  the Court of Cassation to appeal the decision. The case was sent for  retrial to the Court of Appeal.