RA Prosecutor General`s Office of Armenia returned  Harsnakar complex   and several real estates in Gegharkunik region to  state

ArmInfo.  The Harsnakar restaurant and hotel complex, associated with the former head of the Armenian Football Federation Ruben Hayrapetyan, on the shore of Lake  Sevan, the mansion owned by the former head of the RA Police,  Vladimir Gasparyan, and the real estate belonging to former  presidential aide and former Secretary General of the Constitutional  Court Norayr Panosyan, will be transferred to the state.

According to Prosecutor General Anna Vardapetyan, the Gegharkunik  Region Court of First Instance, by its decision of July 2, 2025,  satisfied the supervisory authority's claim, as a result of which a  1.5-hectare land plot located to the right of the Sevan-Gavar road in  the northeastern part of the village of Tsovazard in the Gegharkunik  Region was returned to the jurisdiction of the Sevan National Park.  Furthermore, the state registration of the rights arising from the  agreement was deemed invalid.

During the investigation, it was  revealed that, according to the  certificate of ownership (use) of real estate issued on March 18,  2009, in addition to a 1.5-hectare plot of land of environmental  significance located at 12 km of the 3rd Sevan-Gavar highway in the  Gegharkunik Region, a right to build the Karen production cooperative  was also registered in the Unified State Register of Rights. Based on  a lawsuit filed within the Gegharkunik Regional Prosecutor's Office's  authority to protect state interests, an appeal was sent to the Sevan  community and the Sevan National Park State SNCO demanding the  dismantling of illegally constructed buildings and structures on 34  plots of land on the shore of Lake Sevan below the absolute elevation  and the restoration of the land to its original state. As a result of  the appeal, the buildings and structures on three land plots  were  completely dismantled, administrative proceedings were initiated for  the remaining plots, and 23 decisions on demolition were made.