Former Justice Minister: The burial of Margo was supposed to be for her, not for political speeches

I have to say two words about the loss of Marigon. We lost all of us. Its murder is an indication that we must recover from prejudice and from manipulation of tragedies. Margona's murder should not be in vain, but it must be calling for awareness”, Selimi wrote on Facebook.

He also commented on the state's behaviour regarding this driving, where he said the burial of the deceased should be my love, not for political speech.

I have to say two more words about bringing the state to this event. The burial of the deceased would have to be for her soul, for her peace forever, not for political speeches. Promising the carriers of institutions is hypocrisy. That judge who did not appoint the hearing is not the judiciary, that prosecutor who did not follow the defendant is not the state prosecutor, they are irresponsible individuals and offenders. The KPC and KKP's Damcot from the executive participating in the protests is hiding from responsibility”, Selimi said.

“Civil society hangs over us to improve us. They do well to help the state, but when the state itself generalizes and puts in the same basket as the dishonest and honest judges and prosecutors, then the state no longer exists. Marion's father believes in justice, letting justice decide, that's what you do by going beyond the pain. He seeks justice and prays that the occasion will not be repeated. His greatness is noble. The handman's brother distances himself from the killer and demands justice to inflict merit. Ironically, those who bear the responsibility of the dictatorship of justice do not believe the same. In pain it doesn't become politics. The voice of civil society does not make politics. Policy is done by improving the state, facing and believing. Margone, rest in peace. Your murder is our pain and the spread of the collective conscience of our society, the dirty, manipulative conscience”, he added.