Grace Caka following attacks by Vetevendosje: I have no interest in any public or political office, I've never discussed with anyone

Former Constitutional Court Chairman Greca Caka has come up with a reaction following the lynching attacks he has received from the ruling party's exhibits, the Vetevendosje Movement.

Given that it is not the first time he receives such attacks from power, Caka in a response to the social network Facebook has said he has not talked about it before, as this way of communication does not deserve an answer.

She has mentioned the conversation that mentioned her name for a position in a possible new government, saying it launched a campaign against her.

I've never reacted to attacks, slanders and lynching that unfortunately characterize our public record. I appreciate that such an unworthy level and way of communication does not deserve to be legitimised.

Exceptively and given that a conversation that even my name was mentioned in, without my knowledge and therefore, without my consent, has sufficed to launch an aggressive deninform campaign based on politically motivated cause, including against the institutions of the Republic, I consider that a brief and cut interpretation of” has written Caka.

The former head of the Constitutional Court has made it clear that it has not discussed any person or political party for public and political office, and there is no interest in that.

I have not discussed with any person or political party about any public or political function, as well as I have no interest in such discussions. I will always be proud to have served an institution with a tremendous contribution to the protection of constitutional order and the values of democracy in the Republic of Kosovo. While, as I have always been declared, within the scope of my profession, I will continue to work devoted to strengthening the rule of law in the Republic of Kosovo, even defending the integrity of the function I exercised at the Constitutional Court”.

Finally, Caka has warned:

All other issues will be addressed through legal mechanisms”.