TBILISI. – Parliamentary elections were held in tense atmosphere in Georgia on Monday, and there may likely be post-election developments, a member of the Armenian community in Georgia Alexander Ohanyan told Armenian News-NEWS.am information-analytic agency.

According to him, reports on lots of violations were received at the Central Electoral Commission during the day, however, no news received yet. Ohanyan also believes that ruling National United Party will get more than 50 percent of votes via real or false results.

To note, Georgia held parliamentary elections on Monday.