Ermal Sadiku, a deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo, has alleged that the Vetëvendosje party and its deputies have violated the procedural guidelines of the Kosovo Assembly. In a statement shared via social media, Sadiku indicated that these alleged infractions occurred following a period of 48 hours. Sadiku’s post highlighted a pattern of alleged misconduct, stating that within the span of one month, the party had allegedly violated not only the Constitution and a court ruling but also the established rules governing the Assembly.
He asserted that such actions undermine the foundational integrity of the nation. According to Sadiku, the violation of institutional protocols poses a threat to the stability of the state that he contends is more damaging than physical conflict or corruption. He emphasized that disregarding established rules and undermining key institutions—such as the judiciary and the highest representative body—represents a profound institutional failure.
The deputy argued that the systematic disregard for the established rules constitutes a unique form of detriment to the state. For Sadiku, adherence to institutional rules is paramount, serving as the bedrock for governance. His statements serve as a formal accusation, cautioning that the consistent violation of procedural guidelines weakens the rule of law and compromises the overall structure of the political system in Kosovo.
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