Gharibashvili's letter exposes Kobakhidze and Mdinaradze in murders disguised as suicides, - Nika Gvaramia, the leader of the Coalition for Change, writes on the social network, responding to the letter of former Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili.
According to Nika Gvaramia, suicides and suicide attempts known to the public raise legitimate questions, and Gharibashvili's statement today makes these questions more acute and relevant.
“The fact that Gharibashvili exposes Kobakhidze and Mdinaradze in his letter as murders disguised as suicides cannot be uninteresting or ignored.
If we recall the suicides or suicide attempts of these periods (so far known to the public), these are:
Tornike Rizhvadze, July 2025 (attempt)
Davit Gogoberishvili, director of Gldani prison, October 2025 (featured in Bachiashvili’s case)
State Security Service employee, on the territory of Chakvi, name not disclosed, October 2025
Simon Tsakadze, senior inspector of the Anti-Corruption Agency of the State Security Service, January 2026.
As Gharibashvili himself writes, we should also consider among them human rights defender Lazare Jorbenadze (former Deputy Head of Counterintelligence), April 2026
In Khashuri, in his own car, an employee of the Anti-Corruption Agency of the State Security Service, name and surname not disclosed, May 2026.
Bakar Bekauri, detective of the Gori Police Department, June 7, 2026 (participated in the scandal of the beating of a citizen by Gori police officers, the video footage of which was publicly released).
According to widely circulated but unconfirmed information, also as a result of pressure from the State Security Service and the Prosecutor's Office, Davit Nanava, father-in-law of Gharibashvili's wife's brother, committed suicide, August 2026.
The list contains names about whom there are legitimate questions in society. Gharibashvili's statement today, naturally, makes these questions more acute and relevant,” writes Nika Gvaramia.
For information, the letter spread by former Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili states that there are still unanswered questions in society regarding the suicides of numerous people that took place during the rule of Irakli Kobakhidze and Mamuka Mdinaradze.