Инциденты на промежуточных выборах в муниципальные собрания в Грузии.

Сегодня в Грузии проходят промежуточные выборы в муниципальные собрания (сакребуло) в результате которых будут избраны 9 мажоритарных депутатов.

Как сообщают местные СМИ, в ходе избирательного процесса на участке №53 в селе Корцхели (Зугдидский район) между представителями «Национального движения» и «Грузинской мечты» произошло физическое противостояние. В драку с применением дубинок были вовлечены и спортсмены.

Пострадали несколько представителей «Национального движения», в том числе Ника Мелия, Гига Бокерия и Тенгиз Гунава, а также сторонники и активисты «Грузинской мечты».

Правоохранители на место инцидента прибыли позднее. Как сообщает МВД по данному факту уже начато расследование.

Также неспокойно было и на цкалтубском избирательном участке №50, где между представителями «Грузинской мечты» и «Национального движения» произошло словесное противостояние.

Выборы проходят на 45-ти избирательных участках в Глданском, Гардабанском, Каспском, Цкалтубском, Озургетском, Хобском и Зугдидском местных мажоритарных округах. На выборах представлены кандидты от пяти партий. 

Почти 300 наблюдателей из 19 местных неправительственных организаций и 6 наблюдателей от Международного фонда избирательных систем (IFES) наблюдают за избирательным процессом. Около 300 представителей СМИ освещают ход выборов.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств 

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