"His shoulders are being beaten"/ Këlliçi: Rama declares Taulant Balla untouchable

2026-04-07 17:56:00, Politikë CNA

"His shoulders are being beaten"/ Këlliçi: Rama declares

DP MP Belind Këlliçi has reacted to the decision of the Ethics Commission to expel opposition MPs and not the leader of the SP parliamentary group, Taulant Balla, who, according to the MP, was declared untouchable by Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Këlliçi emphasizes that behind every tension and conflict in the Assembly stands Balla, but the latter is beaten on the shoulders while opposition MPs are excluded from sessions.

"After Balluk, Rama declares Taulant Balla untouchable!"

Taulant Balla is permanently behind every tension and conflict in the Assembly. He has this main task, then comes the others as the leader of the SP group.

Provoking the Opposition is apparently the role entrusted to him by Edi Rama, and Taulant Balla is carrying it out with particular zeal. Contrary to every norm, principle, tradition, and in open violation of regulations and ethics, he insults and blackmails DP deputies in every session.

Just like with Belinda Balluku a few weeks ago, in this case too, Edi Rama has decided to declare Balluka untouchable.

While he is responsible for the destruction of parliamentarism and this is proven and easily verifiable, no measures are ever taken against him. The instigator of tensions is constantly rewarded. Rama's puppets in the parliament systematically decide the punishment of the opposition. And there is only forgiveness for Taulant Balla.

He is above the law, above regulations, and above parliamentarism.

A few weeks ago, he insulted Ms. Albana Vokshi with thug language. The Rules of Procedure Council punished the DP deputies who reacted. As did the EPP Women in Brussels.

And in the last session, he was the one who created all the tension again. Again, the representatives of the Opposition were expelled. Taulant Balla was beaten on the shoulders.

In addition to the personal guard, Edi Rama's masha now also has legal immunity, as no norms operate over it.

This is where our republic ended.

It would be enough to bring to mind how many pages of wiretaps there are about this being in SPAK, conversations, contacts, pacts and agreements with organized crime, so that he would not be in that courtroom at all. But with Edi Rama, deeds like these are a rich CV that will ensure a career and promotion.

Declaring Balla untouchable is another challenge that the most corrupt prime minister on the continent poses to society and Albanians.

Citizens have the right not to accept injustices and inequalities like these.

"Let's unite in the square on April 17, to show the place to the untouchables who are corrupt and connected to crime," Këlliçi underlines./ CNA