Law enforcement officers do not explain the reasons for not allowing  ENA employees to their workplaces

ArmInfo. Law enforcement officers do not explain the reasons for not allowing employees of the Electric Networks of Armenia company to their workplace. This was reported to ArmInfo by the press secretary of ESA Natalya Sarjanyan.

She noted that by 09:00 in the morning, employees of the company's  head office arrived at their workplace, but, as it turned out, law  enforcement officers had already cordoned off the building and were  conducting searches since 08:00. "We don't know anything yet, we only  know that the acting CEO of the company is in the company building,"  the press secretary noted.

Since early morning, masked NSS officers have not allowed company  employees to their workplace. At the same time, law enforcement  officers broke into the house of the Chairman of the Board of  Directors of ESA CJSC, Narek Karapetyan, in the morning, where they  are also conducting searches.

Narek Karapetyan is the nephew of the president of Tashir Group of  Companies, Samvel Karapetyan.  Earlier, the Armenian parliament  adopted a package of legislative amendments aimed at nationalizing  the ESA company owned by Tashir Group.

Philanthropist and president of Tashir Group Samvel Karapetyan was  detained on the night of June 18 in Yerevan by Armenian law  enforcement agencies after he expressed support for the Armenian  Apostolic Church. In response, this was followed by open threats from  the Prime Minister. On the night of June 19, the Yerevan Court of  General Jurisdiction arrested Samvel Karapetyan for two months. He is  being held in the Yerevan-Kentron Penitentiary (the well-known "KGB  basement" in the building of the National Security Service of  Armenia). He is accused of publicly calling for the seizure of power  in the country.  Karapetyan does not admit guilt.