MP Ben Blushi accused PM Rama for bringing incriminated elements in politics.
Blushi read a threat message that, according to him, shows that the Mayor of Kavaja is different from what they make him.
“Blush, I am Elvis Roshi. I have not committed any crime”, says the message, according to Blushi.
“What is his name? Ervin, as you say? Or Elvis, as he says?”, Blushi asked Rama, and continued.
“Why are you shaming this country like that? Where do you find this ability to collect so many incapable people in one spot? Where did Roshi find the courage to write me? He is with you”, Blushi said.
After Blushi, the leader of the PBDNj, Vangjel Dule, said that the threat of his colleague is unacceptable and measures should be taken against this.
“We are witnesses of a crime. What message are we giving to the electorate? You should take measures. The Prime Minister maybe doesn’t see his responsibility, but we have our duty to carry out”, Dule declared.
According to him, laws and reforms make no sense in such a situation.
The Democratic Party leader, Edi Paloka, said that threats are to be considered normal now that the government is led by their opponent, Edi Rama.
Paloka reiterated the accusations made early that the Central Electoral Commission is hiding names of incriminated politicians.
“CEC is not publishing data for the criminals that this Prime Minister is protecting today. The situation has reached its limit and you, Mr.Speaker, should not allow this”, Paloka addressed Ilir Meta.
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