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The eldest sons of Georgia's first president, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Konstantin and Tsotne Gamsakhurdia, go on hunger strike in the lobby of the Attorney General's office in Tbilisi, reports the Russian Radio Liberty Service. They demand the continuation of the murder of President Zviada Gamsakhurdia in December 1993. The protest action is scheduled on the date of the turn: 25 days after the death of Gamsakhurdia are celebrated on those days.
According to official reports, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, elected by the President on May 26, 1991, committed suicide on December 30, 1993, when his troops had defeated the armed forces of the latter. The president of Eduard Shevardnadze
Gamsakhurdia and his personal safety disappeared in the village of Khibul, in the west of the country, and reportedly had reportedly decided to commit suicide after the village had surrounded him. Georgian special services employees.
However, the son of the first president the dentist does not believe in the version of suicide and insists for several years to requalify a criminal case for "murder of a statesman for aggravating circumstances". Konstantin and Tsotne are convinced that their father was killed by Georgian special services with the participation of one of his guards and that the order of liquidation was received from the former head of the 39; Georgian State, the former Foreign Minister of the USSR, today deceased, Eduard Shevardnadze.
However, Shevardnadze himself, the deceased, and members of his immediate circle flatly rejected the allegations of murder.
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