Flaka Surroi sues Progress Rama

The leader of the group “Koha”, Flaka Surroi, has filed charges against Pristina municipality Chairman Prprog Rama.

As he announced on Facebook, Surroi has filed charges for administrative disputes, demanding temporary measures, against the capital's mayor's decision to ban circulation for all motor vehicles on the way to university campus (the main route leading from the Cathedral to the Grand Hotel).

“Trying to settle down a business, seriously attacks free speech, ignoring the law, violating foreign property, and ignoring an institution that has a mission to provide a public service from which there can be no benefit. The solution to the problem you want to create, there. For that reason today I have brought up opposition to his office, a complaint to the MPB, as the minister of the line that oversees the Public Services Directorate, and I have filed charges for administrative disputes asking for temporary measures”, Surroi wrote.

Pristina Chairman Progress Rama, days ago, has announced that he has made a decision to close the flow of motor vehicles in a section of the “road. Rexhep Luci” and “Qamil Hoxha”, as well as the streets and alleys that pass through the park of the University of Pristina and the National Library.

This decision has been made in order to realising the regenerative plan of these public spaces, in consultation with the University of Pristina and National Library, as these parts are being used as parking lots and block the exploitation of these spaces by all citizens”, Rama reported.

Flaka Surroi's full announcement on Facebook

If I were guided by conspiracy theory, I would say that Pristina's chairman was ordered by the LDK chairman to limit our work by closing access to the facility we work in.

However, despite the fact that Loomii, since LDK chairman has been elected, has refused to come to KTV, I believe the decision of ProgressIt was the capital's own chairman, led by the need to provide solutions to the empty underground parking lot.

In an effort to settle down a business, he seriously attacks free speech, ignoring the law, violating foreign property, and ignoring an institution that has a mission to offer a public service from which he cannot benefit.

The solution to the problem you want to create, there.

For this reason today I have brought opposition to his office, a complaint to the MPB, as the minister of the line that oversees the Public Services Directorate, and I have filed charges for administrative disputes by demanding temporary measures.

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