Musliu publishes e-mail: Workers at the Peci Ministry are being asked to work even during the holidays

Through a post in her Facebook account, Musliu said that workers' rights are being violated.

I never speak without facts and arguments and I don't say something I can't argue with. Three days ago at an ATV interview interview, I said that the workers of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development are forced to work on Saturdays and Sundays, and here's 1 part of the interview, and here's the facts in photo 2 where the employees will work on Saturday (day) when the entire administration is on a break with the moon being a fetette day. Workers' rights, labour law and the Law for Official Holidays” are being violated, Musliu wrote.

Otherwise, several days ago, Agriculture Minister Faton Peci, during reporting to the Environment, Food, Agriculture, Planning and Development Commission, has crashed with Democratic Party of Kosovo deputy Ganimete Musliu, about grants to farmers that the ministry leading Peci has cancelled for the second time.

It was PDK deputy who told Minister Peci that the decision to annul these grants and the report he presented today are contradictory and biased.

This is a total prejudgment, and if failure to do so is unacceptable”, Musliu said.

Meanwhile, the minister countered Musliu that the annulment was because of the audience's findings. He accused Musliu of speaking falsehood while saying the minister is trying to hide something about this process.

The first “is not contradictory, the second one I don't write the reports, but the third one is that there are two arguments used here that are compatible with each other. One of the reasons why we have canceled this second proclamation has been the audience's findings that the evaluation of grants in this system is not principled. Second, this whole attempt to reflect that you were trying to hide something that I'm trying to see about this decision is false”, Peci said.

In addition, Peci has said that the whole decision to cancel the second declaration of grants has become a preventative measure because of audience warnings, Paparac writes.

However, MEP Musliu did not conclude the debate here, she continued to insist that the Ministry of Agriculture has prejudged the process of dividing grants and at the same time the farmers who have applied.

These farmers who have met the criteria on the basis of public calling, you have an unfair record. Because it's a prejudgmental form, you're prejuding that irregularities will occur here without knowing who will be on Commission”, Musliu said.

According to Musliu, if this decision was made because of greater government priorities than the allocation of funds, then it would welcome the decision, but according to it this decision has been such, Paparaci reports.

“Say hello to the first and second”, Peci told Musliu, while citing the same reasonings as well as arrests made by law organs in the ministry.

“I don't welcome this, that it's again pretrial”, Musliu retorted.

“Friendly, Sugest Gane”, Peci added.

PDK MP told Minister Peci that they have taken revenge on farmers and that his ministry is committing violations on the basis of prejudice.

Faton Peci said it is up to him as minister to make the assessment about the annulment of these grants. And I add that the prime minister himself has decided this decision amid good decisions in the 100-day job.

“belongs to me most of the evaluation. I say there are two reasons, the need to publish the announcement and warning of the audience report in which the ratio of grants is said to pose risk. I have other information that I can't discuss on the commission because I'm co-operative with sequence”, Faton Peci said.

The minister even told Musliu that he offended him in the Assembly and that he reacted after the second insult it has done to him.

You have offended me in the House. I didn't offend you, but I reacted after two offenses. The first in your second public appearance before the assembly you called me Pinokio. So he's a serious insult to having you and me offending anybody, the minister said.