Veliu does not go to the Security Commission, the opposition demands an interpellation

The changes in the department led by Agim Veliu are the most discussed in the last two weeks.

However, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Agim Veliu, did not report to the Security Committee in the Assembly of Kosovo on Tuesday.

For this he was criticized by opposition MPs.

He was called to the commission after a week ago the Government dismissed the former director, Rashit Qalaj, from the position of Police Director, while completely extinguishing the Anti-Corruption Unit.

KOHA has reported that the tenders of Veliu's time as Minister of Internal Affairs were being investigated by the now defunct Task Force.

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The deputy of Vetëvendosje, Mefail Bajqinovci, has requested that if these tenders are being investigated in the committee for reporting, officials of the defunct Task Force should also come.

The deputy of PDK, Ganimete Musliu, has described minister Veliu as irresponsible.

"We have offered dates and he doesn't find opportunities. His answer that he has a busy agenda is complete camouflage and irresponsibility because he had to justify the more important agenda than reporting to the committee and deputies. This government must stop the arrogance. In the end, the police belong to Kosovo and not to political parties. This institution has begun to degrade and lose respect for citizens. The government should not make optical tricks without providing clarifications, we should send a request to the irresponsible minister", said Musliu.

Due to the absence of Veliu, according to Rexhep Selim, deputy of the VV, an interpellation should be called for Veliu to report to the Assembly.

The deputy of AAK, Bekë Berisha, has praised the dismissal of Qalaj, and for Sabein Mehmet, he has said that he is "blacker", but he has said that he agrees to hold an interpellation on this issue.

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"Regarding the dismissal of the director, I asked for it myself and I gave my reasons and I remain in that job... and I also warned that the next one coming is blacker than the one who left," said Berisha.

Qalaj was dismissed 2 weeks ago, on the grounds that he had performed poorly, while two days later the Anti-Corruption Task Force was extinguished, on the grounds that it was unconstitutional.