Upseting of electricity, warning protest

Citizens from Pristina Visar Dili has launched campaigning against the proposal for expensive electricity. He and many citizens from the country are expressing their opposition through the online platform, warning even protest in front of relevant institutions.

The activist and initiator of this rig, Wissar Dili since Saturday, has launched opposition to doubling the value of electricity tariffs.

The campaign started on Saturday, with a picture I posted on Facebook and a hashtag against the expensive electricity. It started out as a virtual campaign to see the population's interest in this issue. Since only Saturday morning has been informed by the media population that blackhaber Minister Rizvanolli has announced that there will be expensive electricity and some way that the population has tried to explain how to make electricity savings”, he says.

Considering last year's difficult winter, Dili says he has decided to see citizens' interest in the matter on virtual platforms. What shows that he is being supported by many citizens.

“We've started with the first action, it won't be the last action. There will be other shares. We have warned and warned of protests. The Constitutional Court was what in the spring of this year refused and rejected the expensive electricity. And that's coming to our door this time because of the government's guilt, because they don't pay the 90 million-euro subsidy, which they promised KEDs and we'll go back to their door and ask them for support in forms that they legally see as being better off not allowing this neglect of the government to fall on the burden of citizen”, he declares.

Since Saturday this online platform is under way, where candles were lit before the government on Tuesday evening, symbolic of darkness and electricity reductions.

We'll continue the next action again before the government, then we'll go back before KESCO, because you know, KESCO has given the government 20 days to pay the 90m-euro subvention. If that doesn't happen, we're expecting expensive fees from September. We'll try that within these days, if we see that the government isn't working, we'll also call protest”, he ends up.

The power supply, The ECCO has proposed on Friday doubling electricity tariffs, this has been argued with the failure to obtain subsidies promised by the government and with rising energy prices on international markets.