Opposition politicians and their supporters gathered  Sunday, in front of the Georgian Parliament in Rustaveli Street in Tbilisi, demanding a rerun of the parliamentary elections, claiming that the Central Elections Commission falsified the results in favor of the ruling Georgian Dream Party, as opposition politicians called on the public to "protect their votes."

The opposition parties, which refused to assume their parliamentary duties, demanded several demands, the most important of which were the holding of frequent, free and fair elections, the dismissal of the head of the Central Elections Committee, Tamar Jvania, and the guarantee of a fair composition of the electoral committees, as well as the release of all political detainees.