Donika Kadaj-Bujupi, an adviser to former President Vjosa Osmani, has reacted to statements by several LDK lawmakers who announced that they would not vote for Bekim Sejdiu as Kosovo’s president.

In a Facebook post, Kadaj-Bujupi described the approach of the LDK and other parties toward a consensus candidate as “destructive.”

She wrote that the destructive conduct of the LDK and other political entities is reaching its peak with the refusal to vote for a consensus candidate, even though such a solution had been strongly sought and proposed by the LDK itself. According to her, following this situation, Albin Kurti has full legitimacy to ask citizens for 80 MPs in the next elections.

Kadaj-Bujupi also emphasized that if consensus is sought only to be opposed once it is reached, then it is reasonable to seek a mandate that would overcome this deadlock.

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