**Former President Slams Ruling Party Over Police Chief’s Exit**
Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, has criticized the ruling party for its handling of the exit of police chief Vakhtang Gomelauri. In a social media post, she expressed her concern over the tension and conflict within the ruling team.
According to Zurabishvili, Gomelauri’s sudden departure without being allowed to express gratitude to his agency’s employees is a clear sign of the extent of tension and conflict within the ruling party. She also pointed out that this action shows how little they care about weakening their authority.
**Police Chief’s Exit Sparks Outrage**
The police chief, Vakhtang Gomelauri, had been in controversy for his handling of a high-profile case involving Mzia Amaghlobeli, founder of “Batumelebi” and “Netgazeti.” The incident sparked outrage among many Georgians, with some criticizing the police for their role in the case.
**Former President Calls for Police Reform**
Zurabishvili also used her social media post to call for reform within the police institution. She noted that the recent court hearing against Mzia Amaghlobeli was a shameful act that insulted the police and undermined their professionalism. The former president urged police officers to think about preserving their dignity and professionalism, and to regain the trust of society.
**Police Day Celebrations**
Tomorrow is Police Day in Georgia, and Zurabishvili wished all police officers sincere best wishes on this occasion. She expressed her hope that they would be able to regain the love and trust of society, which she believes is essential for their profession.
Read More @ www.interpressnews.ge
