Their support in Panos Routsi, Located for the 8th day on a hunger strike outside the House, demanding the exhumation of his child who was killed in the Tempe tragedy, the Deputy Minister under the Prime Minister and a government spokesman expressed Paul Marinakis as well as the Minister of Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis.
During the information of political editors, Mr. Marinakis He stressed that at the human level, the government is on the side of the father, however, stating that the request, when submitted, should be judged exclusively by the Justice. “They have no jobs neither the government nor the opposition to intervene,” he said.
“There is no man who is not overwhelmed by the struggle of a father who has lost his child,” the government spokesman said. As he said, “at the human level we cannot be on the side of a father,” but noted that the request will only be judged by justice: “When submitted, it is the sole responsibility of justice. It has no job neither the government nor the opposition to intervene. We have a distinction of powers. “
Mr Marinakis left the attitude of opposition parties: “What do the parties ask us for? Let’s intervene in justice. Let them go out clearly. ” In the same context, he left spikes and against those who said, they do not want the trial to begin “there is part of the political system that does not want the trial to start quickly,” he added.
‘Humanitarian and ethical law request’
Panos Routsi’s request was also supported by Mr. Chrysochoidreferring to “humanitarian and moral law”, which should be found to be satisfied.
“What more true and human a father to seek to see his dead child’s body, this is humanitarian and morally a fair demand,” he said.