“GD fears a public investigation because it would expose who ordered the use of toxic chemical substances against peaceful protesters,” wrote Giorgi Gakharia, leader of the For Georgia party, on the X Platform.

According to Giorgi Gakharia, the only remaining way to uncover the facts is through an international investigation.

“As expected, Georgian Dream blocked the For Georgia initiative to create a parliamentary investigative commission to probe into the alleged use of toxic chemical substances during the dispersal of peaceful protests, based on the BBC reporting.

GD fears a public investigation because it would expose who ordered the use of toxic chemical substances against peaceful protesters, and would inevitably lead to establishing how it became possible to authorize the use of rubber bullets on June 20 bypassing ministerial and deputy ministerial authority.

As Georgian authorities declare themselves satisfied with the results of the four-day “investigation,” while the GD refuses to use parliamentary mechanisms to establish the truth in a transparent manner, the only remaining way to uncover the facts is through an international investigation,” he said.

As expected, Georgian Dream blocked the For Georgia initiative to create a parliamentary investigative commission to probe into the alleged use of toxic chemical substances during the dispersal of peaceful protests, based on the BBC reporting.

GD fears a public investigation…

— Giorgi Gakharia (@GakhariaGiorgi) December 17, 2025