Valery Osipyan: "Police will be forced to take actions if the student strike will continue in other universities."

Students' strike kickss of in Yerevan. The number of students in YSU courtyard increases though the lecturers are urging them to go to classes.

As the correspondent of Lurer.com informs, the students have posters with the words: "No fraudulent elections," "Hello, strike", "No violence", "We stand for justice."

YSU’s pro-rector Ruben Markosyan too demanded that students stop impeding the classes, threatening to apply to law enforcers. The YSU is surrounded by police cars. 

History professor Gevorg Manukyan said the gathered young people are the students who do not study at all and are using each opportunity to avoid classes. The students clarified that Manukyan is member of the ruling Republican party, saying they did not expect any other words from the RPA member.

During the strike, the Deputy Head of RA Police Valery Osipyan approached activist Daniel Hovannisyan and said that the strike did not start spontaneously, since the past two days as the social networks were campaigning to join the strike. "We received a statement of the complaint, that you are out of order, you interfere the natural course of the learning process of universities. If the strike continues in other institutes of higher education, the police will be forced to take measures."