The Gervala tendency fails to put my hands in the election

Arian Elshani from the Democratic Party of Kosovo said this demand is illegal as it comes from party chairman, such as Donika Grovalla.

We're talking about a letter coming from the ranks of a political party leader, so it doesn't come into the administrative institutional quality, so it should come from the MPJD secretary. Regarding the topic required to be addressed through this letter, this topic is closed when it is behind time under the Law for Elections and when all polling stations have been approved in physical voting in diplomatic representations abroad. Even with amendments to the Law for General Elections, all political parties have supported a Law that enables physical voting at the Embassy. So for the first time Kosovo organises physical voting in diplomatic representations”, Elshani said.

Against this letter was Sami Hamiti of the Democratic League of Kosovo.

He considered this letter to be intervention in the CEC institution.

This trigger is a direct intervention in independent institutions. It is an election process that has taken place a year and set those polling stations and have been disputed, even court rulings have given the CEC the right. I think it's a violation of the competencies”, Hamiti said.

Sami Kurteshi of the Vetevendosje Movement said the MPJD's request is not a pressure; it was only undertaken by Donika Grovalla as minister and not as party chairman Guxo.

“She is deputy prime minister and foreign affairs minister. Courts are mentioned, and I'm reading it and I'm just wondering what pressure is being put on the mayor. I don't see any pressure on the president or the CEC. What pressure is this sentence, this request”, Kurteshi said.

While Alban Krasniqi from the ruling party reacted to KDI executive director Ismet Kryeziu, whom he called <x0 man PDK”.

In the end, all this discussion was out of the agenda, as the agenda was not voted down at the end and the MPJD's request was not voted.