Hasani: Osman violated the Constitution with Daka's dismissal

However, Hasani has said that if the issue goes to the Constitutional and the violation is confirmed, there will be no consequence of the dismissal for president Osmani.

Hasan in Desk has said the Constitutional Court can only decide to return to duty.

The “other than decorations, no other competence of the president of the Republic of Kosovo, is self-dignified. I can't handle myself. It is also questionable if it can do so on its own. But there by themselves the constitutional side effect is very marginal. Serious constitutional violations, such violations as this one, which I am convinced that the dismissal of Valdete Daka is not constitutional. If we were the executive system, he would be the head of the government, as is the president in the United States or Emmanuel Macron or Erdogan, half a dictatorship. That if you go to the Constitutional Court, the court of order can reason on that way of dismissal. The state chief's decisions cannot be reasoned because they are not rational. The Founding Court or the Prosecutor's Court reasons. The head of state gets a handle on those subs, flushes out his own member or off duty. It clearly names this, not downloads. This violation, it's quite common, for that, is the Constitutional Court. It's not a serious violation leading to the state chief's dismissal. This is not an effective download object. But it is a decision to dismiss a CEC chairman, the court says it is non-religious that returns to the point again, and the head of state no longer needs to be slipped, as standard is created. There can be no legal consequences for state chief”, Hasani has said.