Lasha Parulava: The Ivanishvili regime has already made the decision to ban political parties; Georgian Dream is writing a shameful page in history—a page the Georgian people will tear out, and the European Court will reach an objective verdict on the matter

The Bidzina Ivanishvili regime has already decided to ban political parties; this is evident during the court hearings. We will use this opportunity to once again present our arguments, evidence, and facts to the public—facts that will inevitably be brought before the European Court, where the final decision will be made. This was stated by Lasha Parulava, one of the leaders of the National Movement.

According to him, it is already known that the Constitutional Court has reached a decision regarding the banning of political parties. However, their primary focus now is to demonstrate to the public once again that the opposition stands on the right side of history, and if there is anything that constitutes a shameful page in history, it is Georgian Dream.

"The Bidzina Ivanishvili regime has already made the decision to ban political parties; This is evident during the hearings; however, our primary objective is to demonstrate to the public once again that we are on the right side of history. If there is any 'shameful page' in history, it is Georgian Dream—with its constitutional lawsuit that effectively dismantles democracy in this country—a process being legally formalized by the very panel selected by Bidzina Ivanishvili. Therefore, we will use this opportunity to present our arguments, evidence, and facts to the public—facts that will inevitably reach the European Court, where the final decision will be made," stated Parulava.

As for the accusations leveled against the opposition—claiming that they failed to present legal arguments and instead propagated falsehoods during the court proceedings—Lasha Parulava dismisses them as "the arguments of a discredited and pathetic government."

"The public has clearly seen the legal evidence, historical facts, and the reality. Banning political parties—associations of citizens—in the country amounts to the abolition of democracy. The Constitutional Court is providing the legal framework for this, which is, of course, a violation of the Constitution. Georgian Dream will not get away with this. They are writing a shameful chapter in history, but the Georgian people will tear it out, and the European Court will reach an objective decision regarding this case," stated Farulava.