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Criminal case launched in Georgia on inciting hatred between Georgians and Azerbaijanis
Baku/04.06.20/Turan: In Georgia, the leader of the nationalist movement "Strength in Unity" David Katsarava was interrogated on June 3 at the State Security Service (GBS) of the country.
His interrogation was connected with the planned march to the David Gareji complex on June 4.
The interrogation was part of an investigation into racial discrimination.
According to the State Security Service, there are groups of people in Georgia trying to foment a conflict between ethnic Georgians and Azerbaijanis in the regions of Kvemo Kartli and Kakheti.
Earlier the State Border Service of Azerbaijan stated that a group of Georgian citizens intends to "violate the Azerbaijani-Georgian border on the territory of the Keshikchidag State Historical and Cultural Reserve (David Gareji) and commit acts of a provocative nature." -02D-
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