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The Secretary General of the Democratic Party, Flamur Noka, accused Prime Minister Edi Rama and the head of the State Police, Ilir Proda, of having given open orders for violence, terror and arbitrary arrests against protesters following the DP's national protest.
Noka emphasized that these are typical methods of authoritarian and criminal regimes that, when they feel threatened, target citizens and intimidate society.
"By order of the narco-Prime Minister Edi Rama, the tool of criminal gangs placed at the head of the State Police, Ilir Proda, has given an open order for violence, terror and arbitrary arrests against innocent Albanian citizens. Today, the State Police has committed a serious and unprecedented act, exercising brutal violence against free citizens, including police officers themselves, women and a 10-year-old child. Such acts today only occur in Iran, in the regime that is giving up its spirit. This is the true face of a regime that does not govern, but rules; that does not enforce the law, but uses the police as a rubber baton against the people.
These are typical methods of authoritarian and criminal regimes that, when they feel threatened, hit citizens and intimidate society. But the opposition people are not afraid, do not submit and do not remain silent. They will confront us every day, in every institutional and democratic way, until the eradication of this criminal regime. Like his boss, Edi Rama, Ilir Proda has also avoided being removed from office and going to prison," Noka's reaction states.
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