"Hraparak" newspaper writes: "Hovik Aghazaryan's lawyer applied to the prosecutor's office yesterday to find out how the MP's personal data got to a third person, the Prime Minister.
Prior to that, he had sent letters to the Anti-Corruption Committee, National Security Service, demanding an explanation as to when, why and to whom Aghazaryan's phone was provided, why and how confidential information related to private life obtained during investigative operations was provided to another person.
And if the National Security Service detected a threat to state security, what actions were taken as a result?
We wrote that after not receiving an answer from both institutions, the lawyer applied to the prosecutor's office. Yesterday we learned that both institutions answered, or rather, they avoided answering, which also means that no threats were found and the phone is illegally used. appeared first in the hands of the investigator and then in the hands of the NSS director, where the information was deciphered and placed on Pashinyan's table, then it was passed on to the entire team. NSS replied:
"In response to your inquiry, we inform you that it mentions data on the performance of evidentiary and other procedural actions in the criminal proceedings under investigation by the RA Anti-Corruption Committee, which is the bearer of the RA Anti-Corruption Committee, so it is recommended to request the necessary information from the body conducting the proceedings."
And the anti-corruption department said that the phone information was used exclusively on the grounds and procedures provided for by the legislation."
