The questioning of one of the leaders of "Strong Georgia", Badri Japaridze, in the presence of Magistrate Judge, in the case of possible election fraud, ended in the Tbilisi City Court.

As Japaridze stated after the interrogation, he provided the prosecutor's office with information on the violations during the elections. However, as he states, it is the duty of the prosecutor's office to conduct a proper investigation and collect evidence.

"We pointed to the information that is also publicly available. We have provided the information we have. It is the duty of the prosecutor's office to conduct a proper investigation and collect evidence.

Specific violations consist in the fact that in front of the polling station, a large number of people were gathered in order to influence the voters.

I also informed the court that voting was done with an expired passport. I also witnessed this event, but outside the polling station. Also, I provided information that I was an eyewitness when the observer was kicked out of the neighborhood and he said that he was touched and physically assaulted," Japaridze says.

For information, within the framework of the investigation of possible election fraud, the prosecutor's office, in the presence of a magistrate judge, interrogated several opposition leaders and non-governmental sector representatives, including Zurab Girchi Japaridze, Mamuka Khazaradze, Natia Mezvrishvili, Saba Buadze, Tengo Tevaze, Londa Toloraia.

The prosecutor's office claims that more than one representative of the Central Election Commission was interrogated within the framework of the investigation of the mentioned case, although the agency does not disclose specific names and surnames.