Guram Macharashvili: The opposition has practically completed its work on Melikishvili Avenue - they said that only a few dozen of us remained and fell heroically on Melikishvili Avenue!

The opposition has practically completed its activities on Melikishvili Avenue - they said that only a few dozen of us remained and we fought heroically on Melikishvili Avenue! - This is how majority MP Guram Macharashvili reacts to the end of the rally on Melikishvili Avenue.

According to Macharashvili, such an end of the opposition was expected and they could no longer file a constitutional lawsuit.

"They sent a message to their supporters in the form of Japaridze - now let's rest! This is the end! As always, the opposition deceived its voters. They were told that they would not enter the parliament, but we do not see 61 applications where they say that we, 61 opposition MPs, will submit the applications to the chancellery of the parliament. Where are the 61 statements related to termination of authority?! This is what the opposition is asking from its own voters! Don't be sorry, they said, now we are tired, we will rest, then we will restart for the new years, of course, we will receive salaries and then we will see what we will do in February", said Macharashvili.

Macharashvili also says that this is not the disbandment of the rally, because "Giorgi Vashadze was mainly talking to journalists and cameramen, and one or two people were standing behind him".

"When they realized that there was no point in talking with a megaphone, they said, let's go talk to each other at home. The leaders left, otherwise no one would have broken up, because there was no one there. When Girchi Japaridze was speaking, there was no one at the rally or in the surrounding area, except for passing citizens. As Kvarkvare Tutaberi had the feeling that he led the army himself, and in reality the army was marching by himself and he himself took the lead, these people are like this - they think that someone believes them! "No one will ever believe them, because they are people who hate people," Macharashvili said.

For information, according to the decision of the opposition parties, the participants of the rally gathered on Melikishvili avenue, before agreeing on a new action plan, dispersed.

As the leader of "Coalition for Change" Zura Japaridze said, the opposition will "replan" the next steps and will introduce the action plan to the public in the near future.

According to him, the police gave them permission to block Melikishvili avenue, therefore this fact is no longer a contradiction, therefore it is necessary to "think of some other location or another form of protest".