A day after the Constitutional Court's decision that rejected Edi Rama's request for Belinda Balluku, the DP MP accuses both of them of being co-responsible for corrupt affairs that, according to him, are related to tenders and the use of Albanian taxes.
In a reaction on social media, Këlliçi stated that "wherever Belinda Balluku has had a decision-making role in state tenders, the hand of Prime Minister Edi Rama is also hidden." According to him, Balluku has built her career and gained great power thanks to the faithful and swift implementation of the orders of the head of government.
"The day is coming for Rama to abandon his closest collaborator, but no one can be fooled that she acted without his knowledge. They have been together in every affair and must leave together as co-authors," said Këlliçi.
According to the Democratic MP, as long as Edi Rama continues to lead the government, Belinda Balluku will remain part of the government.
In this context, Këlliçi called for civic mobilization, inviting citizens to participate in the protest announced on February 10, in front of what he described as the "crime and corruption office", with the aim of increasing political pressure against the government.
The reaction of the calf
Wherever Belinda Balluku has put her hands in tenders and Albanian taxes, Edi Rama's shameless limbs are actually hidden! Balluku made a career and gained a lot of power because she faithfully and quickly carried out the boss's requests. The day is coming for him to let go of his closest collaborator, but no one can be fooled anymore that she ate pears behind his back.
They have been together in every affair. And both must leave as co-authors. As long as Rama is still in office, Belinda is there. Therefore, we must gather more determinedly, with more passion and love for Albania, on February 10, in front of the crime and corruption office.
