Death of Vahe Avetyan
Death of Vahe Avetyan
The death of Vahe Avetyan occurred on June 17, 2012, in Yerevan, Armenia. Vahe Avetyan, a military doctor, was severely beaten at the Harsnakar Restaurant complex, which was owned by Armenian businessman and Member of Parliament Ruben Hayrapetyan. The incident led to widespread public outrage and protests in Armenia.
Incident[edit | edit source]
On June 17, 2012, Vahe Avetyan and his friends visited the Harsnakar Restaurant complex. A dispute arose between Avetyan's group and the restaurant's security staff. The altercation escalated, resulting in Avetyan and his friends being brutally beaten by the security personnel. Avetyan sustained severe head injuries and was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Medical Treatment and Death[edit | edit source]
Vahe Avetyan was admitted to the Armenian Medical Center where he underwent multiple surgeries. Despite the efforts of the medical staff, Avetyan succumbed to his injuries and died on June 29, 2012. His death sparked a significant public outcry and calls for justice.
Public Reaction[edit | edit source]
The death of Vahe Avetyan led to widespread protests and demonstrations in Armenia. Many citizens expressed their anger and demanded accountability for those responsible. The incident highlighted issues of corruption, impunity, and the influence of powerful individuals in Armenian society.
Legal Proceedings[edit | edit source]
Following the incident, several individuals, including the security staff involved in the beating, were arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm resulting in death. The trial received extensive media coverage, and the public closely followed the proceedings. In 2013, the court found the accused guilty and sentenced them to various prison terms.
Impact[edit | edit source]
The death of Vahe Avetyan had a profound impact on Armenian society. It brought attention to the issues of violence, corruption, and the need for legal reforms. The incident also led to increased scrutiny of the actions of influential individuals and their accountability under the law.
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