Five Kurti ministers under investigation, LDK Krasniqi: Corruption-ridden government does not need the country

She says Kurti Government is mired in corruption and scandals.

“This government is mired in corruption and scandals, leaders of various dictatorships, and diplomatic representatives are involved in suspicious corrupt circles”, Krasniqi has said.

According to her, such a government does not need the country and the people, since they are facing people involved in crime.

“Wanting to fight crime and corruption, this government is facing mainly in its own people, evolved to crime, because that's what they are, and the worst when they're becoming their lawyers, taking them into protection and thus obstructing the work of justice with them. Such a government does not need the country and the people”, LDK deputy Rzazarta Krasniqi declares.

Otherwise, according to reports, Finance Minister Iron Murati is being investigated in connection with the case of hurting teachers who allegedly illegally stopped their salaries during the strike. In this case, there had been a criminal outcry, which Task Force is investigating. Minister Murati has been invited by Task Force to be interviewed by the investigator in the quality of the suspect, but he has refused, demanding that he be interviewed in his office. Tusk Force investigators have declined Murat's request.

Foreign Affairs Minister Donika Grovalla is the next minister to be investigated by Task Force. She, along with Deputy Minister Lisa Gashi, is suspected of providing 1 million of the 40 thousand euros for “Cariasin Zviceran”, where the latter committed the performance of services to Germin NGO, in which Lisa had been director before becoming deputy minister. So far it has been paid to the Caritas 344 thousand euros.

Local Power Minister Elbert Krasniqi, in a case being investigated by Task Force for misuse of official office, because it is suspected that in a case in which approximately 300 thousand euros were illegally spent on minority projects.

Economy and Enterprises Minister Roseta Hajdari is the next minister to be investigated by Tusk Force, under suspicion that misuse of official office due to misuse of state reserves, respectively, regarding the purchase of flour and oil for which the state budget has been damaged.

Culture Minister Hajrullah Ceku, along with several other senior officials of this ministry, has been interviewed by Task Force, under suspicion that this minister has awarded a consultancy contract on 130 thousand euros, where the consultant committed as local architect is paid 5 thousand and 550 euros a month.

Nor is Libun Aliu led by the Infrastracture Ministry left uninvestigated by the Task Anti-Corruption Force. The minister is investigating Deputy Minister Hysen Durmishi in connection with the ticket tender, for which after the signing, he was recalled.