YEREVAN. - Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan should answer where is now the glorious army he and the second President Robert Kocharyan had inherited, said opposition activist Nikol Pashinyan who spoke on the opposition rally.

A rally of the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) kicked off in Liberty Square of downtown Yerevan. Nikol Pashinyan is one of the key participants of the rally.

“Armenian opposition claims that the government must step down,” Pashinyan said addressing rally participants.

As regard the opposition-government dialogue, Pashinyan noted that they are negotiating with criminals. Dialogue is last opportunity to get rid of criminal government, he added.

“Ask Egyptian and Tunisian presidents. They regret that have not negotiated with people. We have enough strength and willingness to implement people’s will,” Pashinyan said.