Former Prime Minister Isa Mustafa publicly questioned recent changes to the street infrastructure near the Llapit Mosque. Mustafa used his Facebook platform to raise concerns regarding the narrowing of Ilir Konushevci street in the vicinity of the mosque. In his post, Mustafa criticized the municipal leadership of Pristina, asserting that local officials were overstepping their authority by making changes that impacted residents’ daily lives.
He stated that the local administration lacked the right to “experiment” with the citizens. Furthermore, Mustafa emphasized that the residents retained the right to protest against such developments. The concern centers on Ilir Konushevci street, which Mustafa described as a primary thoroughfare serving the Llap and Gollak areas, and connecting to the Llapit Mosque.
He recalled that the street had previously been widened to 12 meters during the tenure of Nazmi Mustafa, who was the mayor at the time. Mustafa’s critique highlights the perceived discrepancy between the current narrowing and the street’s historical width, suggesting that the changes negatively affect local access. His comments reiterate the community’s right to voice objections regarding urban planning decisions affecting key areas like the Llapit Mosque and surrounding neighborhoods.
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