YEREVAN. -  March 1st is not a day to mourn and people gathered for rally are not here to mourn, Haykakan Zhamanak editor Nikol Pashinyan said at the rally of off-parliament opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) on Thursday.

“We should say that a state, which is ruled by authorities having shot on own people, has no future. The opponent regime has stolen the authority from people, and lives in fear that people will make steps to receive back the authority. Armenia’s second President Robert Kocharyan should stand in the court for releasing order to open fire on unarmed population on March 1, 2008, and for involving army to keep his power, failing constitutional order, corruption and appropriating national wealth. His property should be confiscated for the benefit of Armenia and its people,” Pashinyan said adding other names, who should be responsible for March 1 tragedy, including the incumbent President Serzh Sargsyan, former parliament speaker Hovik Abrahamyan, former police chief Hayk Harutyunyan, MOD head Seyran Ohanyan, police chief Vladimir Gasparyan.