National Movement MP Nona Mamulashvili rejects parliamentary mandate

Nona Mamulashvili, a member of the National Movement faction, has rejected the mandate of a member of parliament.

As Nona Mamulashvili stated, since the country's elections and the future were stolen, she is not going to serve the parliament, where the interests of the country are not protected.

According to Mamulashvili, she will apply to the parliament for termination of the mandate through the relevant procedures.

"Given the current situation, when the Georgian Dream not only stole Georgia's elections and future, but also tried to bring Georgia back to a pro-Russian orbit, we needed institutions to use the platform for dialogue, but now it loses sense, because the country is occupied by one person. Now being in these institutions and voicing things is very questionable. I think being in parliament makes no sense. We have been in a boycott regime anyway, now we see that the Georgian Dream is trying to draw a line in the parliament that Bidzina Ivanishvili needs. I think Mamuka Khazaradze's decision was right and we should follow this example. Parliament has no legitimacy - this parliament is a circus, a theater and participation in this theater is unacceptable," said Nona Mamulashvili.