Prime Minister: "Georgia will not allow to violate stability in the country”

Tbilisi. 30 November. REPORT.AZ/ "All attempts to question the results of the presidential elections are doomed to failure," Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze said.

Local Bureau of Report News Agaency informs that he said everyone in the country enjoys the freedom of expression: "But if anyone wants to create instability, all such attempts will be questioned by the law."

Bakhtadze said that about 2 million voters participated in the elections. "It is yet another proof that Georgia has a highly responsible society and therefore everyone should respect the choice of the Georgian people. We will not allow rebellion, revenge scenarios, attempts to disrupt and contradict in the public life."

Notably, Salome Zurabishvili was elected president with 59.52% of the total votes in the second round of Georgian presidential elections held on November 28. The united opposition represented by Grigol Vashadze, Georgia's main opposition candidate for presidency from the United National Movement, announced that they refuse the results of the elections. The opposition will hold a peaceful demonstration in central Rustaveli Avenue of Tbilisi, demanding extraordinary parliamentary elections.