Political breakdown causes property problems between PSD members and Hysen Durmish

Political division between the two Vetevendosje Movement groups at the end of 2017 has caused delays in resolving a property dispute by several Social Democrat Party activists with a family property of Hysen Durmish.

The land of the deputy minister of Infrastructure, on the surface of three hectares, is owned informally by 16 people, including some PSD activists.

Exit from the Vetevendosje Movement and lack of communication has led them to fail to share parcels as they had paid for them in 2011, reports Paparaci.com, in collaboration with the Periscopi portal.

Three acres per which Paparaci reported today.com and the Perscope portal, It is located between Suhareka and Brezovica, in the Dolloc area.

This land surface was bought jointly by some of the best-known figures of Vetevendosje Movement ten years ago. But to escape the complications the purchased land was carried in the name of a single owner. They had chosen to settle on the name of Hysen Durmishi's father, Ilaz Durmishi, because of his background from that area.

Paparac has provided the names of 16 activists who had paid for land in Dolc, but have not yet been able to translate the purchased property.

In the list of 16 people, current members of the ruling party are found -- Chief Prime Minister Glauk Konjufca, Minister Lieburn Aliu, Erzen Vraniqi and his wife, activists Milot Kelmendi and Skender Jaha, as well as Fatban Bunjak, husband of incumbent Health Minister Dafina Geja-Bunjaku.

Prime Minister Hysen Durmish had also paid for participation in the land purchase.

Ex-Deputate Aida Drdguti, separated by LVV, also figures as co-partier in land purchase, based on information Paparaci.com.

She, in her statement of property near the AKK in 2017, had declared his seven-goldy land on the parcel that formally figures on behalf of Hysen Durmish's father.

Resigned by the Vetevendosje Movement six years after buying land and joining the PSD, Nol Niushi, Adem Megjuani and his brother Agron Megjuani had paid for acquiring three hectares of land in Dolc.

They have not yet managed to formalise the division of parcels under the agreement they had made with each other in 2011.

Paparacy. com has tried to contact people involved in buying land, but some have not preferred to talk about the issue in electoral time, while others have not responded.

But one of the buyers who is no longer part of LV has told the media on condition of anonymity that the property has remained in the name of Hysen Durmish's father because of his affiliation with the Suhareka municipality.

He's been dealing with these procedural issues since he's a resident of”, one of the buyers said.

According to this source, they are interested in resolving the issue with Deputy Prime Minister Durmishi's family property, but due to the non-communification the case has been put on hold.

In wealth statements at the Anti-Corruption Agency, Hysen Durmish has declared the 3 hectares of land worth 40 thousand euros, family property, which is claimed by 16 people.

Its price has not moved either to its reporting in 2014 or to its reporting in 2021.

A Paparac publication.com and the Periscopi portal testified for the support that Deputy Prime Minister Durmishi gave the Multi-Brezovica road project, which runs through his father's property.

Durmish, in a Facebook address regarding the article, stated that the way he will link Suareca's Museum to Brezovica ʹ the project he has given priority as deputy minister passes “out of those meadows” that are his father's property. Otherwise testify to the facts published by Paparaci.com.

So I didn't start the road because it started long before I came to the minister as deputy minister, and the second way doesn't go near my father's meadows, but away from those meadows”, Durmish said.

Minister Lieburn Aliu's deputy has meant that for the parcel of three hectares of land located near the Multi-Brezovica road axis, ownership on behalf of his father is publicly known.

The “Those meadows were purchased in 2011, so 10 years ago, and I have them declared in the wealth declaration, as they are, my father's property”, follow Durmish.

Durmish, who several weeks ago named it “the particular interest” project leading to his father's “livadhet” today does not claim a hand on the project.

“Road currently ʹ Shtrpce is the contract of the Suhareka municipality signed on July 19th 2018 and with memorandum with the Ministry of Infrastructure”, Durmish said.