Prime Minister Hoti: Selmanaj's statements are deliberately distorted

Prime Minister Hoti estimates Selmanaj's statement has been transformed by certain persons.

The theme of the found is the first thing discussed, all of this shows how devoted this government is and how deeply he takes the issue of the dead. The statements Selamaj gave to him are being distorted by certain persons, if there were a smaller element in obedience to which would be government officials that would conflict with principles or in any form made the families of the innocent feel bad, I would immediately apologize and take measures of”, Hoti told reporters.

He says that he apologizes if someone feels bad, but the truth does not.

“If any of them have felt sorry, I apologize, but the truth does not stand as stated publicly”, Hoti said.

He also said that the unemployed are priorities for the government leading him.

The country's interest in the missing on Thursday has been met with a lot of tension, initially clashes between Arben Gashi of LDK and Saranda Boguyevci of LVV, which is the survivor of the massacre in the recent war in Kosovo.

The debate also continued in television studios, Deputy Prime Minister Driton Selmanaj told journalist Parim Oluri that “we are tired of this approach”.

His statement was widely distributed on social networks and then launched a petition for his dismissal.

But Selmanaj came up with an explanation in his Facebook account, through which his statement said “alone and only in this context: OVERLY tired of using highly sensitive subjects for extremely low political purposes.

Whoever proves to build political cause against political opponents with such themes, or try to build a political career on them is T U n RP, a TAT that even the earth can't hold”, he wrote among other things.

Otherwise, Democratic League of Kosovo Chairman Isa Mustafa, in a conversation for Gazeta Express, has praised that it is wrong to initiate a petition for the dismissal of Deputy Prime Minister Driton Selmanaj, while calling for caution to MPs and government officials who speak of sensitive topics like that of undiscovered persons.