Wessel's favorite scientist and savior of PDK in Drenas does not become deputies

But no one has managed to enter the Assembly even though both have entered the lists with the support of President Wessel.

Naim Bazaj and Skenderbe Hebibi have not received votes to enter the Kosovo Assembly, Insander reports.

The base had become the savior The PDK in Drenas when the day it was scheduled to announce its independent candidacy for chairman of Drenas, it appeared in front of the electorate, withdrawing and thus leaving row Ramiz Ladrovci, who won the runoff.

While Hebibi had become a media topic during the campaign when party leader Kadri Veseli had said this is “His favorite sceptrebe wanting him in the Parliament”. Wessel had irony with the Vetvendosje Movement MP, Ismaili Ismaili, who at one of the “teargas session”, Wessel was directed to “take it iassy Skenderbe”, mocking Ismail's language and actions.

Naim Bazaj has received no more than 6 thousand 420 votes, while Skenderbe Hebibi 5 thousand and 253 votes.

And they both have one story together. It dates back 10 years and it's criminal history.

Naim Bazaj was arrested during a Kosovo Police Service operation, where he and Skenderbe Hebib and Mursel Bilallaj had been found a large quantity of weapons, including pressureless balls, masks and antitank grenades.

At the time, Bazaj had been chairman of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo's branch, in Drenas and advisers at the Ministry of Labour and Social Management. Shortly after the arrest, Minister of the Ministry of Labour and Social Management Ibrahim Selmanaj, who had dismissed him from the post of political adviser.

Even Ramush Haradinaj's party had expelled him from the party.

“The Alliance for the Future of Kosovo's chairmanship, through a communique for the media on Thursday, has announced that because of implications on illegal activities and in dissolving with the party's continued positions for order, law, calm and security in Kosovo, it has ruled by the party Naim Bazaj, the acting head of the AAK branch at Drrenas”, said in the AAK announcement, which date 21 December 2006.

According to the Kosovo Police report of the time, a considerable quantity of weapons had been found during the raid, as were 116 pieces of artillery grenades as well as antitank grenades with and without fragments of blue 75 mm; two automatic (microles) calibre 7.62. PKT; a ball without a stroke of 75 mm calibre; two hand grenades along with arms holders (record); a quantity of military uniforms; some poison masks; and over 2,500 bullets of different calibres. /Insider. com