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    ARAM MANUKYAN: "VAHE'S MURDER RESULTED BY IMPUNITY"

    http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2012/07/02/aram-manukyan
    05:12 pm | Today | Social

    Aram Manukyan, a senior member of the opposition Armenian National
    Congress (HAK) says the brutal murder of military doctor Vahe Avetyan
    was the result of impunity which is sponsored by the authorities.

    "Can you imagine what might happen if the incident happened in another
    restaurant owned by another businessman? They would eat him," he said.

    Mr. Manukyan believes that Serzh Sargsyan was to stay in Armenia and
    second Avetyan's family today instead of flying to Kyiv to watch a
    football match. At the same time, he is surprised at the indifference
    of some intellectuals and biased attitude of politicians.

    "They kill your officer in your country and you keep silence! Why? Are
    you afraid to be treated in the same way?" he said.

    Speaking about Lieutenant Colonel Vardan Samvelyan, a senior
    official at the Defense Ministry's capital regiment, who threatened
    to blow up the Harsnakar Restaurant, Mr. Manukyan said it was 'a real
    manifestation of a rebellious spirit.'

    "You cannot blame anyone when your friend or relative is severely
    killed. It is hard to say anything at this moment. Let us wait for the
    honorable judge or prosecutor to make a decision," said the HAK member.

    He confirmed again that the HAK has its candidate in the person of
    Armenia's first President Levon Ter-Petrosyan.

    Major Vahe Avetyan, head of ENT Department of the Yerevan Garrison
    Hospital, died in a Yerevan hospital on June 29 after being severely
    beaten at Republican MP Ruben Hayrapetyan's Harsnakar Restaurant on
    June 17. Avetyan, 35, died without regaining consciousness 12 days
    after the incident.

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