The increase in criminality in the country causes debates in "Siguria", the opposition demands a hearing with Minister Balla, the head of SHISH and the chief policeman Rrumbullaku

The testimony of the repentant Artan Tafani, that Laert Haxhiu's gang was planning the murder of two prosecutors and a lawyer, became the cause of strong political debates in the Security Committee of the Parliament. Although this issue was not on the commission's agenda, the opposition MPs requested that the Minister of the Interior, the director of the police and the head of SHISH be summoned to report to the commission. "Criminal groups are threatening SPAK prosecutors. They are risking their lives. Prosecutors are supervising. It was revealed by a regretful person. It is your duty to come to the inner min," declared the democratic deputy, Ervin Salianji. Likewise, the MP of "Foltores" Asllan Dogjani asked for a hearing with Minister Balla. "I think that the Minister should come and report here on the situation", declared Dogjani. But the demands of the opposition MPs, received an answer from the majority, through the deputy of the Socialist Party, Xhemal Qefalia, who pointed out that some of the members of the Security Commission do not have security certificates and even hesitate to ask for them. "You are acting protagonistically, if you want to make statements, we will not do that. If you want us to call you for a real report, about the state of criminality, etc., we will do it behind closed doors, but you must be equipped with security certificates, which some of you do not have. I know that a part of you is reluctant to ask", declared Qefalia. for the state of criminality, etc., we do it behind closed doors, but you must be equipped with security certificates, which some of you do not have. I know that a part of you is reluctant to ask", declared Qefalia. for the state of criminality, etc., we do it behind closed doors, but you must be equipped with security certificates, which some of you do not have. I know that a part of you is reluctant to ask", declared Qefalia.