Nino Tsilosani: Gakharia has announced that he will participate in local elections, as for Lelo, we can already see how it is trying to gracefully retreat from his rigid position - the work of an agent is probably difficult

As the local elections approach, we will see how political parties will begin to retreat from their allegedly rigid positions. Gakharia has announced that he will participate. As for Lelo, we can already see how it is trying to gracefully retreat from his rigid position, - the Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Nino Tsilosani, said when speaking to journalists about the local elections.

According to her, “These people - radicals - do not belong to themselves, one day they say they are participating, the other day they refuse, based on instructions received from outside.”

"As the elections approach, we will see how political parties will begin to retreat from their allegedly rigid position. Gakharia has announced that he will participate, but for the sake of his voters, I would like to say: after you gave mandates to this political team in the parliamentary elections, are they using them properly? Or will they use the trust you express during the local elections? - Of course, this is a rhetorical question. We know that the "Gakharias" did not really use the opportunity that the voters gave them. As for Lelo, we can already see how they are trying to gracefully retreat from their rigid position - that they will not participate in the elections. This process will drag on and on, and eventually they will announce it shortly before the local elections, because until then they still hope that some part of their voters will take to the streets, protest the absurdity, shout demands for early elections, and then, as the rule and law is, they will participate in the local elections. Of course, these people - radicals - do not belong to themselves, one day they say they are participating, the other day they refuse, based on instructions received from outside. Of course, the work of an agent is probably difficult, and the fact is that now we are looking at these people in trouble," Tsilosani said.