The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has attacked Ervin Salianji, saying that the former MP has no connection with the DP.

Asked by citizens during a conversation on social networks whether Basha's and Salianja's supporters would be allowed to vote in the party, Berisha emphasized that the process started with the motto "For a more open, stronger, more united DP" has been completed and has brought about the unification of the democrats on the basis of contribution.

However, he made a distinction, stating that Basha and Salianji "cannot be discussed", as according to him they are "used to an extreme extent by Edi Rama" and "have nothing in common with the DP".

Conversation

Lorenc Hoxha: What about the Democrats of Lulzim Basha, Ervin Salianji, will they be expelled or will they be allowed to vote in the party?

Sali berisha: Of course, we went through the process, as you know, and this process was developed with a motto: For a more open, stronger, more united DP. This was our motto. I don't want to waste the time of those who follow us, but this motto was necessary because what happened to us, of course, created a division and I think this process was finalized. I think the Democrats united. But again, based on the contribution they have, I don't deny anyone.

This is not about Basha and his successor Salianji. There can be no talk about them because they are unfortunate people. People used to an extreme extent by Edi Rama.

You could say they are the children of darkness. You saw what Dash Sula did.

These are a kind of Dash Sule dressed as a democrat. They have nothing in common with the DP, neither one nor the other.