Haliti: Once a man slips, wind has come before Arben Gashi.

One time a man slips. I don't even know how Arben Gashi stood before me, except when he grabbed my arm”, Haliti told KTV's Rubik.

On the other hand, he has said that it is shameful for him to have what happened in the Parliament, the initial argument with Gashi, and then physical confrontation.

The “Situte was provoked by Milaim Zeka. I was sure he didn't mention the name of Arben Gashi. I'm never nervous, I remember when I felt so offended. There was a moment when I lost control. I feel ashamed of what happened to us in the House. I don't think anything like that has to be repeated, and it shouldn't be repeated. Everything's wrong on that stage, it's over. But it did. But there's something that doesn't go away, but I believe it's a pass, and I believe there's no such case”, Haliti said away./Periscopi