On October 26, after the elections, while some were working on the outline of the coalition government and sitting in the "virtual chancellery", our team fought (and is still fighting) to protect the votes and save the choices of the citizens in districts, courts, on the street, in protest, in the embassies of our friendly countries, in Brussels, in Washington, Berdia Sichinava, a member of the "Gakharia for Georgia" party, announced this.

On the social network, Berdia Sichinava responds to the criticism of "Gakharia for Georgia" regarding the fact that they are not seen among the participants of the protest.

According to Sichinava, they continue to protect their votes in courts and other agencies.

"I would not have written anything on this topic if this hypocrisy had not taken on a campaign look - it turns out that they are looking for our team and cannot find it in the protest.

Now listen carefully to me:

Our party is accountable only to the state, the common national interests of citizens (the return of the stolen election is definitely one of them) and its own voters...

It turns out that those people are "searching" for us on someone's orders, calling us "Tvaltkharia" and Ivanishvili's project...

On October 26, after the elections, while some were working on the outline of the coalition government and sitting in the "virtual chancellery", our team fought (and is still fighting) to protect the votes and save the choices of the citizens in districts, courts, on the street, in protest, in the embassies of our friendly countries, in Brussels and in Washington.

Here, yesterday, for example, our team was in the court from 11:00 a.m. until late at night, where a session was held to request the annulment of the summary protocol against the CEC (we need it for Strasbourg, otherwise don't teach me about the Chinchaladze-Murusidze court). At the same time, the deputy chairman of the party held meetings with our partners in Brussels, and a large part of our team is involved in a continuous 24-hour protest in Batumi, Zugdidi and Tbilisi, with the only difference that citizens are not captured on camera...

We respect all peaceful forms of struggle, we should all have a common goal: to return the elections and save the country's European future, but without pathetic toasts, whining and cursing others, with intelligent actions.

I would like to address our dear voters: we will never disappoint you! Your voice strengthens us!

We will win this battle for Georgia!" - writes Berdia Sichinava.