"Yes, I confirm to you that the prosecutor's office has already applied to the court with a corresponding petition," TASS quotes a representative of the Georgian Prosecutor General's Office.
Earlier, the European Fund for Democracy paid 40 thousand lari (more than $ 11.6 thousand) as collateral for Melia.
On February 23, Georgian law enforcement agencies carried out a special operation to detain Nika Melia, who is accused of organizing the storming of parliament during the anti-Russian actions in the summer of 2019.
It was also reported that more than 20 of his supporters were detained at the UNM office in Tbilisi.