"Any attempt of destabilization will be responded by law," Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze said at a press conference yesterday, InterPressNews reported.
According to him, the government will not allow revolutionary scenarios or disorder in the country; the government will not allow the Georgian people to be threatened by irresponsible political leaders.
"Of course, everyone has freedom of expression, which is protected by the constitution, but at the same time, any attempt of destabilization will be responded by law. Approximately, about two million voters participated in the elections, which once again demonstrates that we have a highly responsible society in Georgia and everyone should respect the choice of the Georgian people. We will not allow the Georgian people to be threatened by irresponsible political leaders. We will not allow revolutionary or revanchist scenarios. We will not allow any attempt to bring disorder into society. The state will safeguard the security of each citizen and protect the right to peaceful protest. The elections are over and the country has to return to normal rhythm of life. There are many things to be done and many challenges to be addressed," said Mamuka Bakhtadze.
