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Democratic Party MP, Dhurata Çupi this Wednesday has demanded the resignation of Lulzim Basha from the post of party chairman, emphasizing that today the DP needs a leader who leads the Democrats to victory.
“The Democratic Party is in its deepest crisis in 30 years. Definitely the main cause is leadership. Crises are resolved by vote and vote of confidence. Basha must resign in order to pave the way for unity and fair competition before the Democrats. The DP today needs a leader to lead us to victory. It is a great despair that the DP loses the support of the people of Shkodra and Dibra as the two strongholds of the DP“, Said Çupi.
The deputy of Dibra district, especially after the results of the March 6 elections, is not the only voice that has demanded the removal of Lulzim Basha from the post of party chairman. Earlier, it was Grida Duma, who seems to have taken the lead in this new blow from within, waving like a flag, her immediate resignation from the post of deputy leader of what she calls the loser at the helm of the DP.
“Although I personally have no responsibility in decision-making and I have written and documented the harmful decisions, today I declare that I resign as Vice President of the Democratic Party, being this only one of the necessary decisions for Democrats. The Democratic Party cannot be a loser because the loser must win and win“, Said Duma.
In another sign that Basha’s enemies are already approaching his departure from the DP leader, Sali Berisha this Wednesday left an open path for cooperation with all the rebel deputies who are today against Basha, including Grida Duma .
“I welcome any statement of the deputies, I welcome their union with the group of deputies of the Re-establishment Commission and I guarantee that this union is based on the unwavering evaluation of the contributions in the DP, in the Assembly of March 22 everyone will have the right to run for bodies of the DP on the sole condition of accepting the free vote of the Democrats“, Said Berisha.
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