
The head of the Democratic Party Parliamentary Group, Gazmend Bardhi, said that the SP wants to extend the immunity of defendant Belinda Balluku until February, while ironically adding that by then the deputy prime minister has "eaten" the witnesses.
According to him, the Socialists, with the deadlines looming, are demanding that the review of Belinda Balluku's immunity be postponed until February, and that by then the Deputy Prime Minister "has eaten baklava, turkey, and evidence."
"I repeat, there cannot be more rights than any other MP. They have received 48 to 72 hours in the last 5 years. We must maintain a standard. The defendant can say that she even ate baklava and turkey and intimidated witnesses and intimidated. The prosecution said that 3 days are enough, a maximum of 5 days. They asked for the entire process to be concluded. We called for the assembly to convene in an extraordinary session. They are in no hurry, they say that the council should convene with 20, then another two weeks.
When the council took two weeks to write the report. They clearly said that they would take two weeks. With the deadlines they want to move forward, it is up to them to review this issue by February. By then, Belinda has eaten baklava, turkey and evidence. What Rama did today in the mandate council is unprecedented," Bardhi stressed.
Today's meeting was postponed, but there was agreement on the date it will be held.