The ruling party of Georgia will file a lawsuit in the Constitutional Court to ban Saakashvili's party

The ruling Georgian Dream party will soon file a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court (CC) to ban the United National Movement party founded by former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili. This was announced at a briefing on October 13 by the leader of the parliamentary majority, Irakli Kirtskhaliya.

"The work on the text of the lawsuit is almost completed, and in the near future the lawsuit will go to the Constitutional Court," the Marshal Press agency quoted him as saying.

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On September 29, Saakashvili, commenting on the court's decision to return the embezzled funds to the country's budget, said that he had neither funds nor housing. He noted that the authorities intend to confiscate his beloved vineyard and house with an area of 70 square meters. m in Kakheti.

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