**Strict Laws Against Drugs Planned in Georgia**
The Georgian government is planning to make it harder for people to sell drugs. If this law passes, anyone who tries to sell drugs will face serious penalties.
**Opposition Criticized**
A member of the ruling party, Tengiz Sharmanashvili, said that opposition politicians are being told to criticize the new law. He claims they only want to follow instructions from outside forces and don’t care about Georgia’s future.
**New Laws Proposed**
The government has proposed changes to several laws, including the ones related to crime and traffic. If these changes pass, people who use drugs will face restrictions on their rights. For example, they might not be allowed to go to school or drive a car.
**What’s at Stake**
Tengiz Sharmanashvili said that anyone who is against fighting drug trafficking is against Georgia itself. He believes the country should unite to prevent the sale of drugs and protect its citizens.
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