Former Georgian prime minister thrown eggs after returning from Munich conference

Former Georgian Prime Minister and leader of the opposition party For Georgia Giorgi Gakharia was thrown eggs at the Tbilisi airport after returning from the Munich Security Conference, TV Pirveli reported on February 17. This was reported by TV Pirveli on February 17.

"Traitor, agent, unprincipled person," a group of youth shouted at him while throwing eggs.

Gakharia returned after attending the Munich Security Conference. The former prime minister met with European politicians and spoke at the conference about Georgia's "retreat from democracy and pro-Western course."

The former prime minister left the airport by car, and soon his party accused the ruling Georgian Dream of sending a prearranged party "probe group" to meet him, which was facilitated by the complete inaction of the pre-notified police.

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Earlier, on February 15, the leader of the party "For Georgia" Giorgi Gakharia was beaten up in Batumi. The politician was beaten at the Sheraton Hotel and then the injured Gakharia was taken to a clinic. Doctor Tako Shantadze, who treated Gakharia at the hospital, said that he had a broken nasal bone and a concussion.