On Friday, as expected, head of the “Legal State” youth union, Samvel Farmanyan, and two other people officially left the “Legal State” party (LS). They explained the motives of their decision in a touching letter; however, we have already informed our readers why Farmanyan had planned on leaving LS.
Interestingly, deputy leader of LS, Heghine Bisharyan, had recently denied the news in our newspaper that Farmanyan was getting ready to leave the party. However, hours after her announcement, Farmanyan announced about his plans to leave the party (in fact, this is not the first time the press has found out about the expected departures before the elite of LS finds out).