Kastrati: Nagavci is cheating citizens, taking people from the streets to teach

In an interview with news.net, Kastrati says he constantly reminds himself that he must work for future generations, not for future elections, writes news.net.

He points out that in terms of reform in motive education, the child is not being seen, but that the village is being left out of school until he added that the issue is also being used for votes.

“Here, the motive is not the child, but it's the village, that the village is being left out of school, and that could possibly be the impact of moving the village. I was telling them I was moving in just because it's happening. One of the reasons why people moved in or why you're not attractive from here to come and live there that's never been, is that quality in education you don't have, quality in sense, air, greenery and all that. We thought about it. The problem we didn't think was that there was a choice. When we spoke to a psychologist's office and everyone else said how in all countries of the world resistance is a month if institutions are unanimous. I received the support of the education ministry, the support of the Parliamentary Education Commission, the support of political subjects, all pledged to support me. But there were three choices during this time. He's getting up there Kamishi for a group of votes coming out of there because he seems to be able to get 50 more votes, give people hope and they think he's an MP and he's going to do something”, he said.

According to him, with the decision to teach parallel lessons, Education Minister Arberie Nagavci is misleading citizens due to local elections.

Unfortunately, the Minister of Education has recently tried to organize parallel lessons because of local elections. I told the citizens he's cheating and the burden is finally coming to us. The Ministry can't leave documents, can't leave a report card. Fortunately, it was time that the Supreme Court in two cases also ruled that we were right. 24:23 The whole motive is political to get one more vote. For me it's painful because it's at the expense of children, at the expense of their future”, he added.

He says they have conducted a poll by which it turns out that 50% of Kamenica citizens think that reform in education is fair and should continue.

This proves that there are other motives for profit here, there's organization. What example do we have to create? What do we have to say to all of Kosovo, the future of this country, if someone has resisted for a year and a half, and in the end the state is attracted to something that is right and legal? That was the first conversation. If we retire no one in Kosovo will do it for 15 years. We're very important with the market what example we're trying to show. The minister never says she needs students less than 15 or 20 in one class. She constantly says it has to be done, reform has to be done, but stay and do bad. So, let me show you what I've done wrong or what we're changing”, he showed.

Kastrati stressed that with Education Minister Arberie Nagavci twice on the issue, but have been meeting as he calls them, just to act on what she plans.

“I was willing to do something because I know how important the support of the ministry is. I said come sign, we'll call the parents and pledge that they'll bring the children back from September and I'll retire. I said, come on. We're making it from 6th to 9th to stay where they were, 1-5 and then every year when generations are changed to go the way we've seen them. No, you say you don't. I told him what you want, he just said what his parents want. I told him he had to do what's right. He said we did it in the future, not September. All right, I told you to go ahead with yours, I go on with what I'm convinced is right and responsible. August itself has issued documents that do not dare to follow fewer than 21 students in the classroom, in the flat area, and fewer than 14 students in the mountain area”, he said.

He has indicated what will happen in September with the Kamenica municipality schools.

In these cases, when two institutions have different claims, it is the court that solves this problem. With us, the courts have solved this problem, this question has to be asked to the minister, what you're thinking, what's going to happen, who's going to give you diplomas, who has to be taken. 0300 Paramendo, they took people from the street and found out if you could give me this stuff. He's not qualified, nor does he have that direction done. I don't know what you want me to do. I know she wants it politically, that she can even in local elections, to say that I give them diplomas, he shut down the schools, he did it. But I'm doing what's right. Even legally, the court has confirmed that I'm right and it's a matter the ministry should come up because it has a responsibility, it has a duty. Otherwise, in the rule of law if you don't do your duty, you get punished and punished, even if you bother someone to protect their powers, if you interfere with taking advantage of something else, but also with non-action. The ministry has to do something, but what makes it Kosovo and this is the political scene”, Kastrati added.

Kastrati added that in terms of reform there has been agreement with the Kurti 1 government, but that they have fulfilled no obligation of that agreement.