Opposition member charged with violence after three others were charged with violence against him
Opposition member Levan Khabeishvili was charged with violence earlier today, shortly after three ruling party members were charged with violence against him. Photo: Prosecutor's Office.
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The Georgian Chief Prosecutor’s Office has charged member of the United National Movement opposition party Levan Khabeishvili with violence against deputy head of Tbilisi City Assembly from the ruling Georgian Dream party Irakli Zarkua, shortly after the Prosecutor’s Office charged three members of the ruling party with group violence against Khabeishvili himself on January 24.
The Prosecutor’s Office demands bail as a pretrial measure against Khabeishvili.
Commenting on the charge, Khabeishvili verbally insulted Zarkua and said that top officials of the ruling party planned an attack against him on January 24.
He said ‘I knew the slave Zarkua would have invented something’ against him.
Three members of the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party at Tbilisi City Assembly have been charged with group violence against United National Movement opposition member Levan Khabesihvili for an incident during the City Assembly session on January 24.
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