At the plenary session of the Parliament, the situation became tense. Georgian Dream MP Levan Mgaloblishvili called his opposition colleague Tina Bokuchava a "bastard".

Mgaloblishvili's insulting remark was responded to by National Movement deputy Ana Tsitlidze.

She threw papers at the deputy of the ruling party.

After Ana Tsitlidze threw papers at Levan Mgaloblishvili, Mgaloblishvili removed the microphone and tried to throw it at Ana Tsitlidze, but the supervisor intervened. Members of the majority took Levan Mgaloblishvili out of the meeting hall.

The situation became tense after Rati Bregadze evaluated the decision of the Strasbourg court on Mikheil Saakashvili's case, at which time Bokuchava interrupted the Minister and told him that he was lying.

"As for the complaints of the convicted Mikheil Saakashvili, for the first time in February 2022, the European Court of Human Rights removed Saakashvili's complaint from the list of pending cases regarding his treatment and treatment in the penitentiary system. According to the assessment of the European Court, there were no special circumstances in terms of human rights protection in this case. I ask Beka Dzamashvili to print out the decision right now, mark it with a marker, and if any of the words I say do not correspond to the Strasbourg decision, then let Tina Bokuchava make a statement. Calm down, Mrs. Tinatin, why are you so worried?!" the Minister said during his speech.

Tina Bokuchava called this statement of Rati Bregadze a lie and urged the Minister to be correct.