Gvaramia says that the person who took him to Gilauri is someone who is still in the “National Movement” today - I know whom he means. And I also know why naming this person may come back to you as a very bad boomerang - many things may become public about which speaking now, and never, will really not suit you, member of the Governing Board of the United National Movement Ana Tsitlidze writes on social media, responding to the statement of one of the leaders of the “Coalition for Change,” Nika Gvaramia, in which he notes that a member of the “United National Movement” connected him with Gilauri.

According to her, Nika Gvaramia has built his entire campaign on the claim that “the Girchis met Bidzina and the campaign was planned there,” and she notes that her positions and posts regarding Gilauri existed even at the time when “Girchi” was not talking about Gilauri at all and when it was precisely her whom they were silencing.

“Gvaramia wrote a ‘self-justification status’ about Gilauri and the 40 million. He built the entire strategy on the claim that the ‘Girchis’ supposedly met Bidzina and the campaign was planned there. That story will not work.

He knows very well why he had a problem with me still in the pre-election period of 2024 and why he ‘removed’ me and Khabe from the airwaves.

My public interviews, my positions and posts regarding Gilauri existed even then - at the time when ‘Girchi’ was not talking about Gilauri at all and when it was precisely me whom they were silencing.

But now something else interests me.

Gvaramia says that the person who took him to Gilauri is someone who is still in the ‘National Movement’ today.

So, Nika, if you are saying this publicly, name this person.

Who is the one who took you to Gilauri?

If you are not lying, you should also have the courage to say this.

I know whom you mean. And I also know why naming this person may come back to you as a very bad boomerang - many things may become public about which speaking now, and never, will really not suit you.

But since you yourself brought this matter into the public space, the responsibility is also on you.

Name the person who, according to you, took you to Gilauri. (From the ‘Natsis’)

If you do not name him, one of two things turns out: either you are lying, or you are afraid to name this person.

In both cases - you look very weak. I am waiting for you, Nika. Name him, otherwise later I will ask you publicly,” Ana Tsitlidze writes.