Archil Gorduladze: Through the statements it made over the course of just half a day today, the United National Movement has effectively banned itself; Ana Tsitlidze’s statement amounts precisely to an attempt to overthrow the constitutional order

“Through the statements it made over the course of just half a day today, the United National Movement has effectively banned itself and proven that it is unconstitutional,” Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Issues Archil Gorduladze told journalists.

According to Gorduladze, Ana Tsitlidze’s statement that citizens have the right to occupy administrative buildings amounts precisely to an attempt to overthrow the constitutional order.

He also said that they believe they have the right to forcibly storm administrative buildings and occupy them, but that the entire civilized world opposes such actions and, most importantly, they are contrary to Georgia’s Constitution.

“It is impossible to add anything to the statements made by representatives of the United National Movement. Through the statements it made over the course of just half a day today, the United National Movement has effectively banned itself and proven that it is unconstitutional. Their entire narrative was aimed precisely at promoting this idea.

Among them, Ana Tsitlidze was emphatically declaring that they have the right to occupy administrative institutions. This is precisely an attempt to overthrow the constitutional order.

This is what we are also accusing them of, and one of the judges asked us, the claimant party, to provide detailed information about the statements made by various political parties regarding October 4, 2025.

I believe that representatives of the United National Movement have spoken comprehensively about how they supported the overthrow of the constitutional order both before and after October 4.

Even now, they believe they have the right to forcibly storm administrative buildings and occupy them, but the entire civilized world opposes such actions and, most importantly, they are contrary to our Constitution,” Gorduladze said.