Giorgi Sioridze: We will expose Georgian Dream's unconstitutional intentions – we will dismantle their absurd lawsuit piece by piece
Strong Georgia – Lelo will expose the unconstitutional intentions of Georgian Dream, according to Giorgi Sioridze, one of the leaders of Strong Georgia – Lelo.
Although the hearing scheduled for tomorrow at the Constitutional Court has been postponed, the opposition representative stated that, starting Tuesday, his political force will provide a detailed exposure of the ruling party’s "criminal objective"—an agenda that seeks to establish a dictatorship in Georgia by eliminating the opposition.
Sioridze believes that Georgian Dream's agenda is to transform Russia’s harmful policies into constitutional obligations for Georgia; this, he asserts, will be the substantive accusation leveled against the ruling power.
He further added that Strong Georgia – Lelo possesses a significant amount of evidence that exposes Georgian Dream.
"We were recently informed by the Constitutional Court that the hearing scheduled for Monday will not take place due to the health condition of one of the judges. The proceedings will resume on Tuesday, November 10, with the first session starting at 12:00 PM. At this stage of the court proceedings, we intend to dismantle Georgian Dream’s absurd lawsuit—point by point and section by section—to expose their false accusations. We will reveal the criminal objective behind Georgian Dream’s actions: the establishment of a dictatorship in the country, the complete elimination of political parties and the political opposition, and the transformation of Russia’s harmful policies into a constitutional obligation. We possess a vast amount of evidence confirming that Strong Georgia – Lelo has never undermined Georgia’s constitutional order; on the contrary, it has always stood as a guardian of the Georgian Constitution—unlike Georgian Dream. In effect, this will serve as an indictment against Georgian Dream itself. We are exposing Georgian Dream for their unconstitutional intentions," states Sioridze.
