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MIA launches investigation into calls for violent change and assaults on police

by Georgia Today
October 4, 2025
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MIA launches investigation into calls for violent change and assaults on police

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has opened an investigation into the events at the October 4 rally in Tbilisi.

Deputy Minister Aleksandre Darakhvelidze stated at a briefing that the investigation is being conducted under Articles 317, 187, 222, and 225 of the Criminal Code, which cover assaulting a police officer, calls for violent change of Georgia’s constitutional order or overthrow of state power, property damage or destruction, organizing or participating in group violence, and attempting to seize or block strategically important objects.

Darakhvelidze emphasized that law enforcement will carry out all necessary procedural and investigative actions to identify and detain those responsible for illegal acts.

“Despite numerous warnings from law enforcement and official statements from the Ministry, rally participants did not obey lawful orders. The rally exceeded the limits established by the Law on Assembly. Organizers issued violent calls, damaged barriers at the Presidential Palace on Atoneli Street, and attempted to break into the building. Acts of violence were recorded,” he said.

Based on current data, 14 police officers were injured, including one in serious condition. Injuries vary in severity, and the Ministry will provide updates as needed.

To restore public order, law enforcement used special means permitted by law. Darakhvelidze reiterated that all participants must comply with police instructions and avoid escalating the situation, warning that authorities will use all legally available measures if necessary.

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