Ragmi Mustafi, former Chairman of the National Council of the Albanian Valley in Preševo and a political advisor for the regions of Preševo, Medvegja, and Bujanovac, has publicly responded to statements made by the Director of the Coordinating Body Service. Mustafi criticized the official for suggesting that the deactivation of addresses in Bujanovac directly impacts the political standing of Albanians. In a Facebook post, Mustafi asserted that the Serbian official’s declarations exposed two key aspects of the address deactivation policy.
He stated, “With this reaction, Mr. Mitrović, you, as the Director of the Coordinating Body Service, have revealed two truths that the institutions of Serbia have been trying to hide for years.” Mustafi indicated that, in his view, the issue extends beyond mere administrative concerns. According to Mustafi, the deactivation of addresses is intrinsically linked to more than just bureaucratic matters.
His comments suggest a deeper political dimension to the policy being implemented by the Serbian authorities. The former chairman framed the official’s comments as an admission of underlying motives, implying that the administrative action is being used to diminish the political influence of the Albanian population in the region. Mustafi’s critique focuses on interpreting the actions of the Serbian state apparatus as a deliberate effort to undermine the community’s representation.
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