Georgian Political Turmoil: Zourabichvili's Election Fraud Claims

Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili declared it's not her responsibility to prove alleged election fraud from last Saturday's parliamentary vote. Following accusations of misconduct, prosecutors summoned her to testify. Zourabichvili opposes the ruling Georgian Dream party, which claimed victory in the election.

In a dramatic turn of events, Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili has asserted that she is not responsible for providing evidence of fraud in the recent parliamentary election. Her statements come as prosecutors have called upon her to testify regarding her claims of electoral misconduct.

President Zourabichvili, a vocal critic of the ruling Georgian Dream party, which emerged victorious in the contentious election, faced reporters on Wednesday. Her comments have intensified the already heated political atmosphere in the country.

As Georgia navigates through this electoral controversy, the focus remains on how the legal processes will unfold and Zaourabichvili's role in challenging the election's outcome, bringing the country's governance under scrutiny.

(With inputs from agencies.)