“Isn’t the KP MP shocked when her boss is her child for six years?

Alisa Gevorgyan, senior journalist of the Radio News program, writes: “During the days of the war, the KP MP, who searched for her father in the morgues for several days and found him alive, gets emotional in the NA auditorium, says that she was shocked, jumped up from Vardevanyan’s words, remembering her sufferings. I understand, even the thought of looking for your relative in the morgue is maddening, the memory is indelible. But, listening to the speech, a question arises. doesn’t the same person get shocked and jump up when the boss says to the parents who have been searching for their children for six years: don’t you have other children, take care of them, when they drag and spread asphalt in Yerablur to the parents who came to the morgues and found only the remains of their sons, when the bodies of the boys thrown in bags on the floor decompose in the morgues…

Delivering a moral slap to the opposition MP, Taguhi Ghazaryan sums it up with a sigh: I just don’t want to imagine the insult of the people whose family members did not return from the war. He says that you have to have those feelings in order to have that sensitivity towards people.

Again, a question to the KP MP. Is that “sensitivity” manifested, for example, when in front of their parents they erase the pictures of the fallen boys from the walls, remove the corners of glory, devalue everything for which they died, say that they died for nothing, or is “sensitivity” only for one’s own person and a narrow circle of their own?”

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