National Movement refuses to enter Supreme Council of Adjara

The United National Movement (UNM) is refusing to enter the Supreme Council of Adjara, - Levan Varshalomidze, one of the leaders of the United National Movement (UNM), stated at the briefing.

He also noted that they refuse to participate in the second round of the parliamentary elections.

The United National Movement believes that the results of the parliamentary elections do not reflect the will of the voters.

"The October 31 elections were rigged by the government, it was not an election, it was a special operation, which was confirmed by international organizations. 180,302 citizens participated in the elections of the Supreme Council of Adjara. 97 thousand 615 votes were received by the opposition, which is almost 15 thousand more than of the Georgian Dream. However, the ruling party won twice as many seats. The constitutional right of voters has been violated. We, together with our supporters and partners, decided to renounce the Supreme Council mandates given to us by the government”, - said a member of the party, Elguja Bagrationi.