RPA speaker: PAP should guard itself against immoral policy

RPA speaker Eduard Sharmazoanov’s conviction was and is the following – personal offense and blackmail policy is unacceptable in politics, Sharmazanov himself told Lurer.com.
“I’d call my colleague to avoid those dangerous phenomena, firstly dangerous for the people, which pronounce them,” turning to PAP spokesman Tigran Urikhanyan’s statement, where the latter made accusations addressed to RA PM Tigran Sargsyan and Barsegh Beglaryan.
RPA speaker also stated that if a political figure knows some things and doesn’t say about them, stating “don’t make me say some things”, it means he isn’t sincere to the people: “Instead of teaching others, they’d better be constructive. As for economy of being good or bad, its important assessment was given by RA citizen on elections of May 6; majority of RA citizens trusted RPA policy both in the legislative and the executive.”
Talking on ratings he stated, that he appreciates PAP spokesman’s devotedness to his party leader, but it’s not right to tie on others.
“The power which declared itself to be alternative should guard itself against such evaluations, personal offense, immoral policy. Labeling policy doesn’t bring fame to anyone and is dangerous first of all for those, who hint that. By the way, use of personal offense speaks of absence of facts,” Sharmazanov concluded.
To note, PAP spokesman Tigran Urikhanyan released a statement, where he noted that PM Tigran Sargsyan and Barsegh Beglaryan have one clear task: trying to discredit Gagik Tsarukyan and the PAP. To solve this problem they ignore everything let it be material or moral, nothing stops them and it’s not a secret.
By the way, according to Urikhanan this is somewhat illogical: to divert social moods after having destroyed country’s economy, even temporarily.