Flamur Noka became a protagonist on the days of the May 11 elections, due to a heated debate with some people in Vora, who, according to him, were manipulating the electoral process. In “Off the Record” with Andrea Dangli on A2 CNN, the Secretary General of the DP tells what happened.
"I went to Vora because I was informed by our people there that two people, one of whom with a CEC observer badge, were regularly voting for every citizen, accompanying them and voting for them. So practically the entire voting was being controlled. I go there and ask them to come out. I notified him, I talked to the police. But what happened? I go there to look for a bandit, a man with a criminal record, for serious injury, for illegal possession of weapons, suspected of drug trafficking, also suspected of murder, this criminal man, a member of a criminal group, the Xhabafts there, the nephew of the group's leader, he had the badge of a director of the Municipality and entered as a CEC observer," said Noka.
"I have never met or will meet their kind in my life. I am the category that abhors this type of category. And I go and ask them to come out. He tells me that I am a representative of the CEC, while I knew that he is a bandit. After much insistence, I managed to get him out of the school yard, so that they would not stay there. The police, which I had called, not only did not come, they are prosecuting me and not the bandit. So, these are the pressure and intimidation of the candidates, the unequal conditions. I should have gone to Vora and found Blend Gonxhe there, but there I found Blend Xhabafti. I should have found the members of the SP, but I found the Xhabafti gang, not a single socialist anywhere. So what is this? Are these elections or is it a farce?" (A2 Televizion)
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