Party with drugs, alcohol and phones in the cell/ Këlliçi: When Gogu blames Lamallari!

2026-05-03 14:09:00, Aktualitet CNA

Party with drugs, alcohol and phones in the cell/ Këlliçi: When Gogu

DP MP Belind Këlliçi has reacted to the video scandal published a few days ago, where crime figures were seen using cell phones in prison and celebrating with alcohol and narcotics.

Këlliçi says that those images are confirmation of the denunciations that criminal groups are connected to the government and do not lose their privileges even when imprisoned.

He further adds that in his reaction to the event, the Minister of Justice, Tonit Gogu, directed the blame at his predecessor, Besfort Lamallari.

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When Gog blames Lamallar!

A video published by journalist Flamur Vezaj shows how, in violation of every rule, a gang affiliated with the government held a party in prison and possessed everything that is prohibited and illegal.

Everything they usually have when they are out and free, they had in that cell. Phones, alcohol, narcotics, and soldiers.

This denunciation is in fact confirmation of what is known and we say constantly, that criminal groups are connected to the government and do not lose their privileges even when they end up inside. They end up inside mainly because of the evidence brought by the agencies of partner countries.

But there is something that impresses you about the reaction of the Directorate of Prisons, that is, the Minister of Justice, Toni Gogu, after this scandal. His care to emphasize that this event happened before January. So it happened, before he became Minister...

He points the finger at Lamallari, who, after being promoted to Minister of Justice, is to blame.

If Lamallari is asked, he will probably say that it happened during the time of Ulsi. While Ulsi would have succeeded his predecessor.

Going back to Edi Rama's motto, this was a pot, and in the end, as always, it's Saliu's fault!

Irresponsibility, denial of reality, and lack of reflection do not make governments seem either angels or innocent.

But it makes them even funnier, besides being extras in a grand scheme, when the crime that had a coordinator in the prime minister's anteroom will definitely have privileges in prison, as part of the sharing and exercise of power with Edi Rama. / CNA