Nika Melia: They couldn't arrest Londa Toloraia, or plant drugs in her pocket, right? That is why they decided to abolish the agency investigating the inhuman treatment against Mikheil Saakashvili

Nika Melia: They couldn't arrest Londa Toloraia, or plant drugs in her pocket, right? That is why they decided to abolish the agency investigating the inhuman treatment against Mikheil Saakashvili

The abolition of the State Inspector's Service is a clear example of how they are fighting a different, critical position even within the government, Nika Melia, the leader of the United National Movement, said after meeting with President Salome Zurabishvili, responding to the possible abolition of the State Inspector's Service.

According to Melia, the State Inspector's Service is an agency that the ruling party still cannot control.

"This is an administrative body that was beyond their control, they couldn't arrest Londa Toloraia, or plant drugs in her pocket, right? That is why they decided to abolish the agency investigating the inhuman treatment against Mikheil Saakashvili

It was planned to release a conclusion in a maximum of 1 month, which would be very strong evidence not only in our courts, but also in Strasbourg.

All this does not happen by accident. Of all the administrative bodies, there are only two democratic resources that are still preserved - the Public Defender and the State Inspector. The Public Defender is threatened with arrest from time to time and they also say that Nino Lomjaria should be replaced by someone from their team. A decision has been made regarding the state institution, which is conditioned by the conclusion that they planned to make public in about a month, which will shed light on many issues related to Saakashvili's case," Melia said.