Giorgi Vashadze: I am not waiting for justice, this is Ivanishvili's personal stage, where the judges are his servants - they have forgotten the main thing, a free person is not afraid of injustice - he fights against it
Today, at 16:00, I have a court hearing - I know that I am on the side of truth. I know that the Georgian people fighting for freedom are on my side, - said the leader of the Strategy Builder party, Giorgi Vashadze.
According to him, Georgia will definitely be a country where the court and police serve the people, not the oligarchs.
"Today, April 23, at 16:00 I have a court hearing. I am not waiting for justice, this is Ivanishvili's personal stage, where the judges are his servants. Their goal is to instill fear. They want to rule the country through fear. But it is already too late, you can no longer make Georgia knee!
I know that I stand on the side of truth. I know that the Georgian people fighting for freedom are next to me. This is not my personal fight, this is a fight for the country, and whoever stands in this fight does not tolerate injustice.
They have forgotten the main thing, a free person is not afraid of injustice - he fights against it.
I know what I am fighting for. Georgia will definitely be a country where the court and the police serve the people, not the oligarch; where young people do not have to leave their homeland, they stay and build their own country; where the law protects the citizen, not the regime.
Georgia will be a free, European, protected and dignified country!" - says Giorgi Vashadze.
For information, the trial of Giorgi Vashadze will be held today. The case concerns the investigation launched into the fact of failure to comply with the request of the temporary investigative commission of the Georgian Parliament.
Giorgi Vashadze was summoned by the temporary investigative commission established in the Georgian Parliament, however, Vashadze did not appear at the session, after which he was summoned to the prosecutor's office to give testimony. Giorgi Vashadze was charged under Article 349 of the Criminal Code, which refers to "failure to comply with the request of the temporary investigative commission of the Georgian Parliament". This is punishable by a fine or imprisonment for a term of up to one year, with deprivation of the right to hold a position or engage in an activity for a term of up to three years.
