Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, who also leads the ruling Georgian Dream party‘s election headquarters, has urged the public to stay vigilant and carefully evaluate any provocations from the radical opposition. Speaking at the party’s office, he stressed that no provocation would be successful and warned that any criminal actions would face severe consequences.
Kobakhidze stated that with only seven weeks left before the October 26 parliamentary elections, the campaign has been peaceful so far with no major violations reported. He expressed hope that the election process would continue in this manner and assured that his political team is committed to ensuring a peaceful outcome.
However, the PM also expressed concerns about potential provocations and attempts to cause unrest from the radical opposition, as they know they cannot win the election. He revealed that they have received information about the opposition’s plans to incite public unrest, potentially by staging a high-profile criminal act. Kobakhidze warned that any efforts to create chaos in Georgia would be severely punished.
The PM also stated that the radical opposition is preparing to challenge the election results and potentially force a change in government. He reiterated that any such attempts would be dealt with harshly by the state and called on the public to remain alert to ensure a peaceful election environment.
Kobakhidze emphasized that maintaining a peaceful election environment is crucial for the stability of the country. He urged the public to remain vigilant and critically assess any provocations, big or small, from the radical opposition. He concluded by saying that the government will not give the radicals any hope that their provocations will succeed.
In conclusion, the PM called on the public to support the government in ensuring a peaceful election process and not to fall for any attempts by the radical opposition to disrupt the stability of the country. He assured that the government is fully committed to holding free and fair elections and will not tolerate any actions that threaten the democratic process.
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