The march demanding re-parliamentary elections ended at Europe Square

The march demanding re-parliamentary elections ended at Europe Square

The protest march organized by the "Daitove" group ended in Europe Square.

According to the organizers of the rally, today's rally is just the beginning of the struggle.

The participants of the rally symbolically lit lanterns on the spot and noted that "the darkened Europe Square will definitely be lit up".

Anthems of Georgia and the European Union were played at the rally. Before that, the participants of the action blocked both banks of Mtkvari, as well as the Baratashvili bridge. In addition, the law enforcement officers called the participants of the rally to clear the road. According to law enforcers, the participants of the rally will be identified and they will be fined according to the legislation of Georgia. The participants of the action consider the October 26 elections in Georgia to be rigged. They demand re-elections.

According to the preliminary data posted on the website of the Central Election Commission, in the elections of the Parliament of Georgia on October 26, 2024, the ruling party "Georgian Dream - Democratic Georgia" won 53.932% of the votes. Four opposition parties passed the electoral threshold: in particular, according to preliminary data of the CEC, the "Coalition for Change - Gvaramia, Melia, Girchi, Droa came in second place received 11.034% of the votes; "Unity - the National Movement" - 10.17%, "Coalition Strong Georgia" - 8.808%; And "Gakharia for Georgia" - 7.777%.

The opposition parties that crossed the threshold do not recognize the results of the parliamentary elections and refuse to enter the parliament. The President of the country, Salome Zurabishvili, does not recognize the October 26 parliamentary elections either.