Hraparak daily of Armenia writes as follows, in particular: [Prime Minister] Nikol Pashinyan, who has been leading Armenia for eight years and who, a year after the 2018 change of power, carried out a protest against the judicial system [of Armenia], instructing [people] to blockade the courts and paralyze their work, is still dissatisfied with the justice system today.

A few days ago, he again claimed that citizens are not satisfied with the judicial system and ask him why, for example, the second president Robert Kocharyan is [still] at large. “Whoever has a thicker wallet will go to court, be vindicated in any case. They have no problem, let's say, you can catch people on a dead body, they go, do something later, justify [themselves], come out, etc., etc.

That's what I'm saying: we have been fighting against the three-headed mafia for the past eight years,” he said, hinting that he will go after corrupt judges. This statement of his has become a joke topic in the judicial system [of Armenia].

During the last assembly of judges, a group of judges discussed it and made jokes [about] how someone who encourages the [judges like] Masis Melkonyan can talk about justice. They told us that they are not afraid of Pashinyan’s threats to go after them, as many are tired of this situation and want to voluntarily leave the [judicial] system [of Armenia].