Ana Tsitlidze: If Giorgi Gakharia wants to establish his own identity by cursing Mikheil Saakashvili and the National Movement, he will not be able to do it - Gakharia's statement is a statement of useful idiots!

If Giorgi Gakharia wants to establish his own identity by cursing Mikheil Saakashvili and the National Movement, he will not be able to do that - Giorgi Gakharia's statement is a statement of useful idiots! - Ana Tsitlidze, deputy of the National Movement faction, told journalists about this.

According to Tsitlidze, when Gakharia talks about Georgian Dream strengthening the National Movement, it should be remembered that the leaders of the National Movement are in prison and are under criminal prosecution, and Gakharia, who was the Prime Minister and organized June 20, when there are questions about the case of Machalikashvili, who was involved in corruption schemes among them, he walks freely and no one asks him to answer anything."

Tsitlidze appeals to Gakharia to take care of increasing his electorate.

"During these years, we have seen the experience of many people who thought that if they cursed the National Movement, they would gain a place in the opposition field. The opposite happened when all such parties fell short of 1%, and the National Movement is firmly where it is.

Their statements are statements of useful idiots, which have nothing to do with politics or law.

Gakharia decided to work on the votes of those who are neither on the side of Georgian Dream nor support National Movement.Giorgi Gakharia should remember that we had to cooperate with his party in a number of city councils - for example, National Movement and Gakharia's party have created a coalition together in Zugdidi City Council. Among them, that is why Ghakharia is insincere in a number of statements.

Unlike Gakharia, we understand all this, but if we approach it like this, Gakharia himself has many questions to answer", said Ana Tsitlidze.

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