Jasharaj: I told you that Kurti of Nagavci is grieving why there is no strike in education

Jashar has mentioned, the serious economic situation, in many Kosovo families, as a factor to other important ones, which is an indication that books will not be guaranteed to students.

Jasharaj, said that the Kurti of Nagavci is desperate that the SBASAK will not strike, because according to him, they would cover this scandal, fleeing their “” militants, pointing their finger at SBAShK.

According to Jashir, since the strike will not be, it will be possible to see the failures of this government, the scandal not to provide books.

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I told you that Kurti of Nagavci is grieving why there is no strike in education

When I publicly declared that the school year 2023/2024 wants tennis without strikes and that parents and citizens will rejoice, but not even Prime Minister Kurti and Minister Nagavci some soldiers on social networks came up with that low vocabulary of theirs to me. But this matter of textbooks and their absence showed that I was right.

Minister Nagavci, since with all her staff, she failed to secure, not laptops, projectors and school digitalisations, but no textbooks, which were once the only means of working in schools along with honored foams and brandy boards, which are as old as me. If we had announced a strike at SBASK before the media today, the minister would have come up with tears in front of the students and the parents and insulting us of the SBASK and thus signaling soldiers on social networks, everywhere in Europe, the world and Kosovo to insult and label us, especially me, who are damaging Kosovo's education and violating the constitutional right of children. But there's no strike, and the truth came out of August. School texts are not as free once, not even for students 1-5, but parents should buy them and expect the mercy of Iron Murat to be repaid in the famous Kosovo.

Nagavci and Kurti Government should know that a large number of households in Kosovo live in very difficult economic conditions and that free textbooks for them have been a great help. Now, with the minister's new invention, parents must buy the texts, which Nagavci himself says they have a high price, and await the mercy of the Nagvci Railways when they will deliver them after they have applied in fame and Kosovo.

In this situation, Minister Nagvac would be very happy to have strikes in education and hide the absence of textbooks, the only means of working in our 21st century schools.

SBASK Chairman

Rashman Jasharaj