Hetq’s article regarding the unfolding drama at the Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy in Calcutta (Armenian College in Calcutta Under Lock-Down; Students Blame Etchmiadzin Designated Director) elicited a wide range of reactions from readers. Students at the College, with who we are in touch, have identified the two individuals responsible. We will cover this aspect of the fallout of the story and other issues in the future. Let me just note that we are even aware of the meal menu served to students at the College as well as steps taken by the school administration in response to the original incident. The information contained in the article was from students at the College and the photos were from a member of the staff working under Director Father Khoren Hovhannisyan. Naturally, we cannot identify the students and staff members at the College with whom Hetq has been in touch with for all these years. Before publishing the article we contacted the Mother See at Etchmiadzin for its side of the story. We received a response the next day. To say that there are no problems at the College would be the height of naiveté. If there were no problems Father Khoren would not have called in the Indian police. That he was forced to do so suggests that the College staff aren’t doing their job correctly. And what does Father Khoren do in response? Rather than correcting the mistake he calls the police in. This just might become routine for Father Khoren, given that students might rally for a second and third time in the name of justice. While he call in the police on those occasions as well? Just picture police cars being called in at the Gevorgyan Seminary in Etchmiadzin every time students raise a grip or have an issue to be resolved. The issue at the College must be investigated in quick order and certain decisions made. We just hope that dismissing students will be seen as part of the solution. Dear Vlad, Stella, Souren, Mourad, Hayk, Sevak, Narineh, Vartuhi, and others leaving comments under assumed names, I even know which rooms at the Calcutta College you are writing from. But that’s not important. You have the right to criticize Hetq. Everyone has the right to free expression. But when you are writing in under various aliases, at least have the sense not to use the same computer. Before passing judgement on others, ponder for a moment that you are engaged in your own falsehood whilst sitting in the confines of a religious institution, tapping away at your computer. Just remember, you then use those same hands to pray with.