PDK deputy Enver Hoxhaj has publicly challenged the legitimacy of the current administration, accusing the Vetëvendosje Movement and its leader, Albin Kurti, of usurping power and undermining the constitutional order. During a demonstration held in front of the Government building, Hoxhaj voiced strong objections to the current political arrangement. Hoxhaj asserted that Albin Kurti is not legitimately serving as Prime Minister, labeling him a “usurper deputy.” He contended that the decisions being made by the current government contradict the Constitution of Kosovo.
According to his statements, the administration lacks legitimacy. Furthermore, Hoxhaj highlighted procedural concerns regarding the tenure of the ministers, stating that in Kosovo’s history, no individual had occupied the Prime Minister’s office for an extended period of 18 months while the cabinet ministers remained in place. These accusations suggest a significant political rift within Kosovo’s political landscape, with Hoxhaj directly questioning the foundational authority of the sitting government.
His remarks emphasize a commitment to what he views as the established constitutional framework, contrasting it sharply with the actions and tenure of the current leadership. The protest serves as a platform for Hoxhaj to articulate a challenge to the prevailing political structure and its adherence to constitutional norms.
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