YEREVAN. – Levon Ter-Petrosyan will voice opposition Armenian National Congress’ (ANC) response to Serzh Sargsyan’s statement regarding the dialogue during his speech on June 30 rally, said the coordinator of opposition ANC Levon Zurabyan to a press conference on Friday.

Zurabyan addressed “6 appeals for seriousness” to the authorities on behalf of Armenian National Congress. To be more precise, he demanded to stop TV informational blockade of ANC as well as to lift the transport blockade on the rally days and let people reach Armenian capital to participate in the rally, otherwise ANC will be forced to file a case against the agency responsible for passenger transportation.

He addressed to Armenian National Security Service and Police who "spread false information" that the dialogue between the government and the ANC is the game.

"Rumors are circulating that Levon Ter-Petrosyan allegedly agreed to take over the parliament speaker position, while ANC has promised 20 seats in the parliament," said Zurabyan.

He also urged the government to end the semi-steps to dialogue and form a full format of negotiations.

"ANC is expecting structural changes from the dialogue. Changes that would ensure legitimate government a day earlier," he added. 

Asked why he did not voice the demand for snap elections, Zurabyan marked that "forming legitimate government a day earlier" means holding snap elections.