You represent a political force from which it is immoral to talk about a campaign of hatred

Khatia Dekanoidze, a member of the United National Movement, and Mamuka Mdinaradze, a member of the Georgian Dream, confronted each other at a parliamentary bureau session. Dekanoidze at the sitting
spoke of hate posters that appeared on the streets of the capital two days ago. She said that hatred, disgust and aggression are the only things that the pre-election ruling team has to offer to the society.

"Hate, disgust aggression, which seems to be the only offer of the majority and the Tbilisi mayoral candidate, because there are no more offers, this is all that actually creates the background when the public is exhausted of all this, and by the way, even the city hall has noticed, When thet said that they would take these banners immediately.

Mr. Kakha and dear society, I can honestly tell you that it really has the character of falsity, it really has the character of deception - said Khatia Dekanoidze.

Mamuka Mdinaradze responded to Dekanoidze's statement, saying that it was "immoral" to talk about a campaign of hatred from members of the United National Movement.

"You are a political force from which to speak of a campaign of hatred is simply immoral. You do not notice, for example, the insults thrown from your TV director' live, to a very wide range, but you notice a poster of someone identified in one day claiming it was him, but no matter what happens, because you are arranging it like this, it should all be directed towards Kaladze," Mdinaradze said.