Tahiri PDK: Government of Corruption, Ministers of Albin Kurti Living Luxury

PDK Parliamentary Group chief Abelard Tahiri says that with recent statements Prime Minister Kurti is trying to divert attention from millions of abuses at KEK.

Tahiri said this reaction after the prime minister's recent statement, where yesterday through a video, he criticised former rulers for their rule.

This is one of the ways Albin Kurti tries to draw attention from the millions of abuses in KEK and with state reserves of wheat oil that resulted in arrests”, Tahiri said.

According to Tahiri, the Kurti Government is the popular level of corruption and misuse.

In fact, in no government has there been such widespread levels of corruption and misuse as in the Government of Albin Kurti”, Tahiri said.

While, in terms of the prime minister's decidder, who said former rulers have taken care of their luxurious lives, Tahiri says such a life is being taken by Kurti's ministers.

He adds that their luxury is understood in the expenses the prime minister's cabinet ministers make at lunch and dinner.

The luxury <x0). Also, look at the expenses of the prime minister's cabinet and ministers at lunches and dinners and understand their luxury”, Tahiri said.

In addition, Tahiri adds that the numbers of the last two years' departure are frightening, even according to him, Albin Kurti deliberately postponed the population registration process.

As a result, there has been no such massive disappointment and departure of citizens as in the Government of Albin Kurti. So scary are the numbers of two years before visa liberalisation that Albin Kurti deliberately postponed the population registration process just to make no sense of the actual degree of human drama that has caused mismanagement and corruption of his government”, Tahiri told Blic newspaper.

We remember that Prime Minister Kurti yesterday through a video accused ex-governments of wrong politics.

According to Kurt, those in government have left the poor and cared for their luxurious lives.

“War, and then the wrong policy of politicians who were in charge of the state, left behind people without care, poor and exposed to organisations and criminal gangs, while caring for their luxurious lives and those who cooperated with them”, Kurti said.