Head of Armenia`s Anti-Corruption Committee resigns

ArmInfo.Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia Sasun Khachatryan has resigned. The information was officially confirmed by the Committee, refraining  from giving other details.

Khachatryan's resignation followed the statement by the head of the  Supreme Judicial Council Karen Andreasyan that he had left his post.  , Andreasyan  wrote on a social network.

Before this, on November 17, information appeared in the media about  the possible resignations of the Minister of Territorial  Administration and Infrastructure Gnel Sanosyan, the head of the  State Revenue Committee Rustam Badasyan, the Minister of Internal  Affairs Vahe Ghazaryan and the head of the Investigative Committee  Argishti Kyaramyan. So far, these reports remain unconfirmed.

Meanwhile, it should be noted that the series of statements about  resignation began shortly after the last government meeting, during  which Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told the heads of law  enforcement agencies and the judiciary that his patience had run out.  "How can someone wiggle in the state? Am I giving anyone reason to  believe that this can happen?" the prime minister asked on November  15. He said that he was tired of holding working meetings on this  topic. From now on, there will only be decisions and no one will take  part in them. "I will not allow anyone to think that they can disobey  the prime minister.  From now on, I will give ideological, conceptual  directions, and the state system will have to fit into this," Nikol  Pashinyan said.