Anti-Corruption Committee: A motion to place Gohar Gumashyan under  house arrest will be submitted to the court

ArmInfo. A motion to place Gohar Ghumashyan under house arrest will be submitted to the court. Marina Ohanjanyan, press secretary of the Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia, announced this on her Facebook page.

Earlier, the Anti-Corruption Committee issued a statement announcing  that evidence was obtained during investigative operations,  indicating that, after the RA Presidential Decree setting the date  for  regular elections to the National Assembly on February 7, 2026,  a member of the Strong Armenia party, in violation of  the legal  prohibition on charitable activities, in March 2026,with the  assistance of another individual, transferred funds disguised as  charity to national election participants residing in different  regions of Armenia, along with promises of services on preferential  terms. Criminal proceedings have been initiated under the relevant  article of the RA Criminal Code, and two individuals have been  publicly charged and detained.

In light of this situation, representatives of the Strong Armenia  party are holding a small symbolic rally outside the Anti-Corruption  Committee building in support of the detained Gohar Ghumashyan. Baby  bottles of milk have been placed outside the Committee building. This  is due to the fact that Gohar Ghumashyan is a nursing mother.

The press secretary of the Strong Armenia party reiterated that they  view the detention of female party members as yet another  manifestation of the current authorities' weakness and an attempt to  exert pressure.  She also recalled that tomorrow at 12:00 PM, the  Anti-Corruption Court will hold a hearing on the case of Strong  Armenia party leader Samvel Karapetyan.