Deputies representing the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and the Alliance staged a protest action, demanding access to the Kosovo Government building. Their protest was mounted in response to the suspension of the Parliament’s constitutional session, during which the deputies requested permission to conduct a meeting inside the government facility. According to images circulating from the scene, an interaction occurred involving a police officer.
Reports indicate that the officer reportedly stated he would confirm the presence of individuals before determining if they could meet with him. In response to the situation, PDK deputy Vlora Çitaku asserted a strong position, stating, “It is not a matter of wish; he has the place there; he must leave.”
The protest continued as PDK deputy Ganimete Musliu addressed the Kosovo police force. She formally demanded that the authorities ensure strict adherence to the established Law on the Rights and Responsibilities of the Deputy.
Despite these interactions, the PDK maintained its symbolic protest presence outside the premises of the government building. The actions underscore the ongoing political tension following the suspension of the parliamentary session, with the deputies advocating for their access and rights within the government structure. The police presence remained visible as the political demonstrations proceeded.
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