The VV's weightiest figure in Lipjan who resigned from the party: Kurt's taking us away.

The Vetevendosje movement during September will hold domestic party elections. And many activists have already expressed interest in competing for the head of this political subject in the Kosovo municipality.

But there are about “20 activists who have been denied the competition”, according to, already the former activist of this subject, Marze Bislimi.

Bislimi, in Klan Kosova, said these movements of the subject are extremely unfair, not democratic.

According to him, there are some people who in the Lipjan branch are making appointments rather than allowing democracy.

Bislimi said that only “has remained at the Lipjan branch now and Pristina's fondue” Adnan, we race for the first branch.

The former activist who officially joined Vetevendosje in 2016, in Eyes 7 in Klan Kosova, said that even after his resignation, he was never contacted by any official of the subject, nor by the central level, although in 2017, he was the most voted assavist, and the head of asmblists at the Lipjan Assembly.

Bislimin said that even the chairman of the subject, Albin Kurti, is not reported on these events and injustices that occur in the branches.

Since Kurt is silent, although several activists have resigned within a few days, Bislim said that “Albin” is pushing us away, with the fact that he is silenced.

One of the elements why these activists are leaving, according to Bislim is their pro-Islamic stance and pro-Islamic freedom of wearing headscarves from girls and women, though he claims it is not the key criterion.

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