Kelmendi recounts party ties word with Swiss Islamic organisation

 Hours after publishing a news item in the Swiss newspaper “nzas.nz.ch” where the Word Party and its leader, Gezim Kelmendi, are reported to have links to organisation I The ZSR, known as the Swiss Islamic Central Council and its chairman, Nicolas Blanco, has spoken for itself as leader of the Word Party.

Swiss newspaper writes that Kelmendi's Word and I party ZRS have close reports, including the fact that I chairman ZSR, Nicolas Blanco has taken for his second wife the sister of one of the party activists Word.

Blacho, according to the Swiss media, has taken as a second wife the sister of Isaac Sinan, one of the three candidates of the Word Party for the June 11th elections. Along with Sinan, the candidates were Muamer Jakupi Kodinator of the Party FATHER in Switzerland, and Muhamet Bunnjikusic.

Blanccho is one of the most controversial Islamic figures in Switzerland because he heads the Central Islamic Council in Switzerland. Finally, in May of this year, Swiss authorities had it. Stop this organization from spreading extremist ideas.

That Sinan's sister is married to Blanco has confirmed by Kelmendi himself, but he told Insider that it makes no evidence to tell me about it. ZSR in Switzerland.

One of the candidates with family connections to that chairman Nicolas because he has his sister's sister for a sister. He has married the sister of this candidate, but now for this candidate sister's decision to marry that person there is no reason to be connected. Because of family ties, it cannot be linked to the” party, Kelmendi told Inseder.

Sinan is also known as the director of Swiss-based Radio Pendim, which is focused on Islamic laws.

Kelmendi told Insider that he had officially rejected an IZRS invitation.

“Bile two years ago, I was invited to the quality of the politician at a meeting that holds them (IZRS) but I didn't. I don't have anything to do with that body.

Kelmendi looks like panelist in one Bloncho's Twitter post Along with Uncle Enis Rama, already known as one of the hotshells arrested for links to Islamist radicalism.

Kelmendi, whose party failed to get 5 per cent of the vote to introduce the Kosovo Parliament, says no one in the newspaper has contacted the Word Party about this text.

He has said it is true that he often goes to Switzerland because there are friends and the Word has an open branch in that country.

It's true that I go to Switzerland often, there's a branch there, but with no connection to any radical group. All those I know who are members of the Word Party are mostly citizens of Switzerland are citizens of Kosovo”, Kelmendi has said.

Neither does she deny connections to Albanian kick-boxer Shemsi Beqiri, who is also a member of the Word Party, but accusations that he “shared radicalism by disseminating the Koran” are considered ridiculous.

After that newspaper radicalism, it's that it has distributed the Koran for free, and that's paradoxical. That the kick-box champion has distributed free Koran to Switzerland is normal, he is also a citizen of Switzerland, then how could radicalism be called”, Kelmendi said.