Lawyer Lusine Hakobyan wrote on her Facebook page: “I was walking through the square a while ago. Just a few tents and the number of people according to the number of tents.

I remembered the 26 September 1996 , when Vazgen Manukyan did not go to the National Assembly, and Shavarsh Kocharyan, Paruyr Hayrikyan and several others who went there were subjected to violence in the National Assembly. That year I participated in the elections for the first time and elected Vazgen Manukyan, but it was important for me the fact that he did not come to the National Assembly and left his friends alone.

And now I look and see that none of the leaders of this movement is in the Square and freezes the various parts of their body for nothing, hoping that someone else will bear those deprivations for them. The leaders of this movement are those who take chestnuts with someone else’s hands, those who go home during difficult times and do not sleep in tents.

Go home; you cannot be demanders of resignation.

“People will not follow you either,” she said.