National Assembly Deputy Sofya Hovsepyan referred to the incident related to the canceled participation in the event of singer Mihran Tsarukyan, which was reported earlier by MP Narek Mkrtchyan.

“After a long silence…

 I did not dwell on this topic for a long time, based on the principle of “giving a person the opportunity to realize his mistake and correct it.” The principle would work when the subject realizes the moral side of his step first, but I note the fact that not only do they not realize it, but they try to go beyond all moral values ​​and act in this way.

A month ago, my colleague Narek Mkrtchyan made a statement that Mihran Tsarukyan had not returned the advance payment made by our Diaspora Armenian for a family ceremony, which amounted to about $ 2,000.

Before sharing the post, I tried to contact a producer named Lilina to find out the details, but the producer didn’t even try to listen to the details, turned off the phone in the middle of my speech, and didn’t answer the calls again.

A few days later, I called Mihran Tsarukyan and talked to him for about an hour, trying to explain the depth of the issue, but instead of understanding the seriousness of the issue, Mr. Tsarukyan tried to blame us more, that is, the deputies, for being involved in such a small issue. He began to accuse us of trying to tarnish his “good” reputation. Moreover, he justified his producer’s behavior with the phrase “Well, she’s a girl, when she found out who called her, she got upset” and considered it normal to turn off the phone in the middle of a speech (I leave a good reputation, values, etc. to your judgment).

Moreover, Mihran Tsarukyan sent a text to us in advance, presenting it to us through our common good friend, and demanding that I and MP Narek Mkrtchyan apologize, and only then will he consider returning the money. Frankly, at Mr. Mkrtchyan’s request, I did not publish that text for a long time and did not tell the person presenting that proposal, considering that there is a request unknown to me, but it seems to be a common friend’s request, but when people do not have moral and dignified behavior, then nothing prevents me from publicly teaching that not only should they respect anyone, but also that they should not try to restore the so-called “good” reputation by violating the dignity of others.

What is a good reputation, dear Mihran Tsarukyan?

Several journalists have already stated that they have tried to have a phone call with the singer, who answered “you are mistaken with number”, but it is obvious from the recordings that the respondent is himself, but if he says no, we must respect and believe. Whatever the case, the similarity of the voice is not yet a “fact” that “there really is no one in the house.”

Below I present the text that Mr. Tsarukyan presented that my colleague Mr. Mkrtchyan and I should have published, and I offer the same Mihran Tsarukyan to publicly apologize to all of us with this same text, as he returned all the money taken from our compatriot living in the Diaspora, as the irresponsible behavior of a person or a group cannot fix the stereotype that “people are being deceived in Armenia.” People in Armenia are not deceived by the people!

I leave the conclusions to you. I also warn that we will resolve any fictitious attack that has already taken place, and we will do it in a legal way. “

She also published Narek Mkrtchyan’s interview with Iravaban.net on the topic.