The majority will meet the Interior Minister in the nearest days to get the details of the case. The meeting is expected to be held in an extended format, but it is not clear whether the opposition will be allowed to attend.

It time of meeting of the leaders of the ruling party and the law enforcement is also unknown.

"The investigation of this case will be badly reflected on the international image of the country, so the law enforcement agencies have a special responsibility to answer this question and answer all questions. If the results are not satisfactory and if the questions are not answered, then we can discuss the creation of the commission, "-
said Mamuka Mdinaradze.

In parallel, it still remains unclear whether the Parliament will investigate the case of Azeri journalist. "European Georgia" speaks about the urgent need to establish a parliamentary investigative commission.

The National Movement believes that the Interior Minister should answer not only the parliamentary majority but the opposition"s questions.