
ArmInfo.The Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia has announced the detention of representatives from the "Prosperous Armenia" Party on charges of "offering electoral bribes to a number of voters in the Tavush region."
According to the agency's press service, employees of the Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia, in particular, established that party representatives were distributing electoral bribes in exchange for voting for their political party during the June parliamentary elections and for recruiting other supporters. In connection with this, the Anti-Corruption Committee has initiated a criminal case, several individuals have been arrested, and procedural actions have been carried out.
Recall, earlier, the Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia reported that a total of 43 criminal cases have been initiated in Armenia for vote-buying cases. These cases involve the giving and receiving of electoral bribes, acting as intermediaries in their transfer and receipt during elections, as well as bribery aimed at securing participation in meetings and other events related to obstructing citizens' exercise of their electoral rights. Sixty-seven people have been detained in 14 of the 43 criminal cases opened, and criminal prosecution has been initiated against 75 individuals.
The arrests in these cases involve exclusively representatives of opposition political forces participating in the parliamentary elections scheduled for June 7, 2026. The Anti-Corruption Committee is effectively acting as the main "punitive baton," the scope of which is increasing as the election day approaches. The Committee's actions followed immediately after the National Security Service conducted searches several days ago at the office of Prosperous Armenia in Gyumri, at the home of Martun Grigoryan, an MP from the opposition faction "With Honor" and a candidate for parliament from the Prosperous Armenia party, and the day before arrested Andranik Tevanyan, the leader of the Mother Armenia party.