The opposition has indeed been very critical of Prime Minister Pashinyan for several years. Again, it's been very critical going back to the 2020 conflict.
However, the government was not only successfully re-elected in 2021 on the basis of its commitment to democracy and reform, but it is also generally perceived as having done very well in responding to the humanitarian crisis in providing shelter. As a result, we're not yet seeing sustained mass demonstrations.
There were protests in the initial aftermath, but they have not yet been sustained to a significant degree. While there continues to be opposition, it is being expressed through debate in Parliament rather than through large street demonstrations.