The plan is a continuous protest so that we do not adapt and peacefully resist this disparity, the taking away of the country's future, taking away the choice", one of the leaders of the "Strong Georgia" coalition, Badri Japaridze, said at the current rally at the CEC.

According to him, the government has seized all institutions, which means trampling these institutions under their feet.

"Continuous protests, in some cases not crowded - this is the only correct answer. We see citizens who have come to express their displeasure. Today we see that the "Georgian dream" has captured all the institutions, it is trampling all the institutions under their feet. Peaceful resistance is the only right step," said Badri Japaridze.

For information, an action is taking place in the vicinity of CEC, in which leaders and members of opposition parties, representatives of various civil movements and citizens are taking part.

They do not recognize the results of the elections held on October 26, they demand that the elections be declared illegitimate and that new parliamentary elections be held.

The session in the CEC started a while ago, but it was stopped soon due to the noise. Davit Kirtadze, the representative of "Unity - National Movement", called the Chairman of the CEC, Giorgi Kalandarishvili, a "black spot" and sprayed him with paint.

Controversy followed Kirtadze's statement regarding the elections, where he called Kalandarishvili "Tochka Ru" and after which, due to the expiration of the time stipulated by the regulations, his microphone was turned off.

It was also reported that international observers were not allowed to attend the session.