Darzi’s claim was rejected following his second interview with Georgian officials, who determined he failed to provide sufficient proof of his Christian faith. He contends the interview focused on Orthodox Christianity, a tradition unfamiliar to him.

When he attempted to elaborate on his beliefs, he was reportedly silenced.

“The interviewer said: ‘When I have a question, you should answer.’ Many times, she cut me off,” Darzi told investigators in a recent report by prominent human rights organisations. “I said, ‘Let me talk!’ But she stopped me. I felt it was just a formality as if the decision had already been made before the interview.”

Source: christianpost.com