Krasniqi says they do not give up Commission investigating how the government spent over 100m euros

Krasniqi described the move as avoiding transparency and hiding the truth,

This is not only an attempt to avoid transparency as a principle, but also direct efforts to hide the truth and avoid transparency as a duty. Citizens of Kosovo, whose Z RRE with the government's blessing Kurti has increased their electricity bills, have the right to understand and understand which lines, specifically what and how over 100m euros were spent on their taxes”, Krasniqi wrote in a post in “Facebook”

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The power led by Albin Kurti yesterday has rejected our initiative to establish the Parliamentary Investigative Commission to highlight the entire performance of spending over 100m euros destined for electricity supply during the crisis Kosovo citizens faced over the past four months.

This is not only an attempt to avoid transparency as a principle, but a direct attempt to hide the truth and avoid transparency as a duty. Citizens of Kosovo, whose Z The RRE with the government's blessing Kurti has increased their electricity bills, have the right to understand and understand which lines, specifically what and how over 100m euros are spent on their taxes.

That right, power may have tried to deny it yesterday, but we will not allow such injustice. The PDK Parliamentary Group, along with other opposition deputies, will collect the signatures for the establishment of the Investigative Commission on this issue, whose establishment after the majority's refusal confirms that it is not only about based doubts, but with the truth that citizens should know, which power is trying to avoid.

Transparency is the character of a government. A power that promotes itself as just power, why would it have to be feared by transparency?