“I didn’t just get punched, he tried to choke me”

One of its protagonists, Vassilis Grammenos, gave his own version of the beating incident, which took place in the Parliament at noon on Wednesday. What he supported.

“I didn’t just get punched, he tried to choke me” stated, among others, the member of the Hellenic Solution, Vasilis Grammenos, who was beaten by the former “Spartan” and current independent MP, Konstantinos Floros, outside the Plenary Hall of the Parliament, at noon on Wednesday (24/4).

Specifically, speaking on the show Live News, Mr. Grammenos, responding to Mr. Floros’ claims that he did not attack him, first referred to his clinical picture.

“I have nasal fracture diagnosed orthopedic of the Aviation Hospital, GNA. I have a an injury to the shoulder and another to the arm. [..] I will not sit down to analyze what happened at that moment and how this gentleman shook his hand. I have a medical opinion from a public hospital. What the defense side of this particular man can claim will be seen by the Justice [..]

I didn’t just get punched. First of all he tried to choke me and during the choke he managed a blow to my nose [..] The hand injuries were caused by the fall. I fell downhe was pulling me by the neck, dragging me“.

“There is a certain Ms. Monogyou who said he heard me cursing him. He should submit this to the public prosecutor, because I will appeal to the lady investigator and to the Mr. Public Prosecutor. There are witnesses who say the opposite. [..] I never cursed him and never waved at him. There are cameras, there are people who were sitting next to us and saw it”he added.

Frame-by-frame the attack of a former member of the Spartans with fists on a member of the Hellenic Solution

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“I left the room to protect myself. He was swearing at me and I never responded. I went to the doctor’s office of the Parliament and the doctor gave me to put ice on my nose. He (K. Floros) walked freely in the Parliament and when Kyriakos Velopoulos was on the podium, he sat at the door and made obscene gestures at him. He was angry since the morning, he and his father were walking around the Parliament and mocking us” described.

Regarding the accusations of insult of the family of Mr. Floros, Mr. Grammenos refused once more, speaking of “a myth, made up by Mr. Floros, to justify the violence against him”.

“I entered the Parliament to represent the Greek citizens, not to make it a ring” write down.