Indian rapper Seraiah, known for his song "Mets Eghern" about the Armenian Genocide, criticized Azerbaijan for renaming a street in Stepanakert after Enver Pasha, one of the organizers of the Armenian Genocide.

In a post on his Instagram Story, the rapper wrote, "Azerbaijan has been quick to rename a street in Stepanakert after Enver Pasha, 1 of the 3 masterminds of the Armenian Genocide. Yet, Azerbaijan keeps claiming that it will respect the rights of ethnic Armenians inside Artsakh. Yes… of course you will."
S
eraiah, whose real name is Roshan Jibodh, has been interested in Armenian history since his school years. He has a strong connection to the topic of the Armenian Genocide and has been an advocate for raising awareness about it.
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