Obadiah: We are in a situation when the deputy prime minister violates the law, while the prime minister reasons

But Abdixhiku says a normal country would not deal with such a scandal and that the normal government would immediately dismiss an official who has committed criminal acts.

Parliament would have been spared a debate, and the government would immediately cause such a person. Firing is a criminal offense. Risking lives is even more serious. The minister is the representative of citizens, and violation of the law is compromised by the interests of citizens and the damster who leads it. He said Abdixhik broadcast Periscope.

He adds that the high point of the scandal stems from the government's response.

The prime minister had said that major law - breaking work. We have a situation when the deputy prime minister violates the law, and the prime minister reasons that, he has said. /Periscopi/