TIRANA, October 18 /ATSH/ – Chairman of the Democratic Party Sali Berisha called for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the formation of a caretaker government, presenting this as the political solution to the current situation in the country—amidst student protests and recent clashes.
In a statement to the media, Berisha accused the government of corruption, obstructing the rotation of power and undermining the free vote. He further claimed that the student uprising is a consequence of what he described as 13 years of “violence” under Rama’s administration.
Referring to the clashes during the protests, the leader of the Democratic Party rejected the prime minister’s accusations regarding violence by protesters, alleging instead that the police used excessive force—including tear gas and rubber bullets.
He emphasized that the Democratic Party opposes violence, while reiterating the demand for Rama’s removal from office.
“The DP and I are absolutely against violence; in fact, Edi Rama himself is the embodiment of violence,” Berisha said.
Berisha called for the formation of a caretaker government, describing it as the only political solution for the country.
Resignation of PM Rama and a caretaker government—that is the only political solution for the country,” Berisha concluded. /p.s./
