Krasniqi: Kurti is deliberately ignoring KLA sacrifice

MPs from the Democratic Party of Kosovo did not attend today's session of the Kosovo Assembly, where the agenda is the minimum wage bill. This was also warned by the chairman of PDK, Memli Krasniqi, before starting sessions where the Bill for the minimum wage was voted.

Cransiqi said the Government of Kosovo through this bill is making the most unjust by not including KLA veterans in this law.

Instead of having a minimum wage level debate today to impose a little more justice, the government has decided to do greater and more shameful injustice to those who are part of our national and historical dignity. Therefore, ignoring and not including the compensation of veterans The NLA in the law on minimum wage is a disgrace, part of which we will never become and we will strongly oppose. On that basis, the Democratic Party of Kosovo today will not attend the Assembly session. Before the same starts, I want to call from here again on the government to turn this bill around and not proceed further for approval”, the chairman of the bill stressed. PDK.

He said that instead of focusing on examining better opportunities for determining the minimum wage, the government has shamelessly excluded the veterans' category from this re-determination.

Header The PDK, Memli Krasniqi away, pressed charges against the Kosovo government, saying Prime Minister Kurti with full consciousness is squandering the glory and sacrifice of the Kosovo Liberation Army.

Unfortunately, Prime Minister Kurti and the government led by him, with full consciousness, is trying to sever the memory and honor of this sacrifice. The approach of this government has consistently ignored the glory and sacrifice of war Army Liberation of Kosovo, and this disregard, is also officially manifesting it. With the decision not to include veterans' contribution KLA in the new law stipulating the minimum wage, Prime Minister Kurti is trying to shake the foundations of the dignity of these men and women, who are the most deserving of the freedom we enjoy today. This is not only injustice to veterans, but also an attempt to alter historical truth on which the foundation of our freedom and independence of” lies, he said.

Regarding the protests warned by KLA veterans to reject the minimum wage bill, Krasniqi said these issues should be resolved within institutions because there is no urgency.

“We believe that these issues should be resolved within institutions there is no reason and urgency for the government to insist so zealously that this discrimination law against veterans pass, but also other categories such as disabled persons. This law seeks to eliminate social dialogue and this law tries to completely remove the Social Economic Council” from existence, he said..

While the opposition did not participate in the vote, Kosovo's Assembly adopted in principle the Bill on the minimum wage with majority votes.