In Senegal, one of the colleagues kicked or hit a pregnant colleague with a leg or hand. Let Mr. Farulava present a certificate about the pregnancy and I promise, I myself will petition the Prosecutor’s Office to open some kind of case against us regarding this accusation - they didn’t cry at the tribune, they did everything else, - this is how the leader of the “Georgian Dream” parliamentary majority, Irakli Kirtskhalia, assesses the demand of the party “For Georgia” (Gakharia’s party) regarding the physical confrontation that occurred in parliament between members of “Georgian Dream” and Gakharia’s party.

As Irakli Kirtskhalia believes, society has seen hundreds and thousands of fights in parliaments of various countries around the world, for which there is no precedent of investigation.

“They found only three facts after ten days of ‘thorough search.’ If I am not mistaken, one was in Britain, where at a parliamentary corporate evening, I think it was a karaoke evening, the deputies fought and one caused injury to the other, who had been noticed in similar topics before.

The second fact was found in Greece, where a deputy actually had serious injury - as far as I know, he had fractures in the facial area and in the wrist area. The deputy received serious injury.

The third - in Senegal, one colleague kicked a pregnant colleague with a leg or hand, it doesn’t matter, he attacked a pregnant woman. I don’t know, let Mr. Farulava present a certificate about the pregnancy and I myself will be the one, I promise, I myself will petition the Prosecutor’s Office to open some kind of case against us regarding this accusation, if Mr. Farulava presents a pregnancy certificate. As for this whining and raising the topic, they did absolutely everything, therefore I say that in reality they ended up in parliament by accident, exactly that group that got in, that division, that remnant division. In reality, they didn’t cry at the tribune, they did everything else. With their own research, their own investigation and by finding precedents, they proved what I was saying, that there is no precedent. Society has seen hundreds and thousands of fights in parliaments of various countries around the world,” Kirtskhalia stated.

For information, on June 26, a verbal and physical confrontation occurred in the parliament session hall. Deputies of “For Georgia” (Gakharia) and members of “Georgian Dream” physically confronted each other.