Georgia's parliamentary minority leaders injured in restaurant fight
The leaders of the parliamentary minority has been attacked at one of Tbilisi's restaurants.
According to Georgian media, on Sunday night at French restaurant La Trophy on Tamarashvili street a verbal altercation occured, which resulted in a fight.
Some persons who are not yet unidentified broke the hands and noses of the members of the parliamentary minority - MPs David Sakvarelidze, Giorgi Vashadze, as well as the former governor of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region Zaza Gorozia.
Shortly before the fight, Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was at the restaurant, reports say. However, he and the Secretary General of the United National Movement Vano Mreabishvili left the restaurant before the fight.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia, a criminal case on hooliganism is opened in connection with the incident.
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