According to accusations presented by OBRM-PDUKM, political parties LSDM, BDI, and Taravari are exhibiting double standards concerning the handling of the Gostivar water scandal and their candidate, Valbon Limani. The group alleged that while the parties frequently demand accountability from others, they have remained silent regarding issues involving their own affiliated members. OBRM-PDUKM stated that the public observation reveals a pattern where principles of accountability appear selectively applied.
The statement highlighted that despite Limani publicly declaring a lack of personal responsibility, the political entities—including the bdi and taravari—have reportedly refrained from demanding transparency or calling for accountability from him. The accusations suggest that this silence indicates that adherence to political principles is contingent upon political opposition. OBRM-PDUKM asserted that when internal party officials are involved, the calls for resignation or demands for taking responsibility are notably absent, contrasting sharply with the public criticism directed at rivals.
The group concluded by emphasizing that the citizens of Gostivar are entitled to a complete and transparent revelation of the facts surrounding the scandal. The critique centers on the perceived disparity between the parties’ public stance against corruption in the region and their private conduct when their own candidates are implicated in controversial issues. The claims aim to question the consistency and impartiality of the political parties involved.
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