In his response to the accusations made by democrat Flamur Noka in the Assembly, the Minister of State for Parliamentary Relations, Taulant Balla, asked him to file criminal charges if he has evidence for what he says.
He emphasized that the opposition is constantly embarrassing itself with baseless complaints to the Central Election Commission.
" I also understand your efforts at the CEC where every day you are embarrassing yourself in front of the public about how all your claims are falling apart. You made all that noise about the mayor, then you rushed after 130 thousand so-called votes. They told me that Flamur had inserted 500 GPS devices into envelopes and these were left behind in London. What you are doing is punishable, it constitutes a criminal offense! Why don't you go and denounce the vote tracking?! We had GPS devices left behind in London and the votes here... The elections are over! You received somewhere around 300 thousand and a bit fewer votes than us, find out where your votes are ," said Balla.
Meanwhile, according to Noka, 28 deputies in the Albanian Parliament were elected through cartels and organized crime. He also claims that 130,000 votes from the Democratic Party of Albania were stolen.