Lekaj: Procrastination of Election Process, Government Strategy for Making Time

Former AAK deputy Paul Lekaj has criticised the Government for stalling the election process, calling it a deliberate strategy to buy time and manipulate public opinion.

Lekaj says the citizens' verdict has shown that the VV has not won the elections, but only the highest numbers as a party.

“The exhumation of the election process is a clear government strategy for gaining time. The citizens' verdict has shown that the VV has not won the elections, but only the highest numbers as a party. To form the government, they need a coalition with any opposition subject they will not have. Therefore, this delay only coincides with Albin Kurti and his party, who are trying in every way to manipulate opinion and retain power at any cost, he told Blic newspaper. Periscope.

Lekaj stressed that the delay is creating uncertainty about the country and is hampering economic development and other important processes.

He added that citizens deserve a functional government and that any attempt to drag this process on is a political game for narrow interests.

This situation is creating uncertainty and uncertainty about the country, hindering economic development and blocking many important institutional processes. Citizens deserve a functional government, and any attempt to drag this process on is a political game for narrow party interests”, Lekaj concluded.