Paata Burchuladze addresses the Constitutional Court with readiness to provide testimony

Paata Burchuladze, convicted in the October 4 case, addresses the Constitutional Court and states that he is ready to appear in person or join in a remote format to provide testimony if the panel considers the October 4 issue. According to Burchuladze, opposition parties are accused of organizing the October 4 gathering and the National Assembly, which he calls a "lie". Netgazeti+4

Burchuladze states that he is the only organizer of the October 4 gathering and no one else can provide the court with complete information about why hundreds of thousands of citizens gathered in the center of Tbilisi. He called on opposition parties to file a motion so that he can testify in court if the October 4 issue is raised. Netgazeti+3

On October 21, the Constitutional Court began considering the Georgian Dream's lawsuit, which requests that the activities of opposition parties be declared unconstitutional and that they be banned. In the mentioned lawsuit, the events of October 4 are mentioned as one of the attempts to change the government through violent means. Netgazeti