Ministry of Internal Affairs says a total of 31 people were arrested at yesterday’s protest

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Ministry of Internal Affairs says a total of 31 people were arrested at yesterday’s protest

03.02.2025 / 11:38 Ministry of Internal Affairs says a total of 31 people were arrested at yesterday’s protest

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, on February 2, law enforcement officers detained a total of 31 people during a protest on Agmashenebeli Alley, adjacent to Tbilisi Mall.

As InterPressNews was told by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, all of the people were detained under administrative procedure for an offence under Article 173, which pertains to disobedience to a lawful request of a police officer.

According to reports, some of the detainees have already been released, including one of the leaders of the Coalition for Change, Nika Melia.

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