Mesrop Arakelyan, co-founder of the "Living Yerkir" party, wrote:
"The justification for the price of transport is related to the investment of buses instead of the rise in gas supplies, to put it mildly, is justified.
We all remember that the gas system was a super-profile field, and being a 100-AMD transport line of transport was a serious business associated with the authorities.
Therefore, it is a simple logic that the cost at the rate of 100 drams was quite low, and if, for example, they had a transportation system with the same gas, the tariff should have been 40-50 drams per year.
In other words, when people paid 100 drams for Gazelles, half of it went to the pocket of the line owners, so the elimination of the system of that line owners is enough to save 100 drams.
Otherwise, it turns out that there was no corruption and abuse during the former authorities, and the 100 dram gas supplies were normal.
The public's dissatisfaction is not about 50 drams, but another injustice, because the expectation of the people has changed the quality of life in good work and not on its expense. "
