SPAK's investigation into biometric identification, Celibashi: I have zero concerns

The head of the Central Election Commission, Ilirjan Celibashi, has reacted for the first time after SPAK launched investigations against the CEC for the electronic voting tender.

In a statement, Celibashi expressed that he is not at all concerned about the investigations that have started.

Asked if there was pressure or blackmail, Celibashi said that he did not feel that way. He added that electronic voting in 6 districts is impossible.

Pronunciation of Celibash:

Celibashi : Personally, I have zero concerns for myself, but also for anyone else from the CEC engaged in this process. I think it would be of no use whatever I say, because in the end there is someone else giving the ratings in this case too. The process has all the legitimacy in every view.

Is there political pressure or blackmail?

Celibashi : I don't see anything like that, as I would be in the position of commenting on the work that someone else will do.

Are you being blackmailed?

Celibashi : No, neither in this case nor in other cases did I feel blackmailed.

Will electronic voting be implemented in the next elections?

Celibashi : Impossible in 6 circles, there is no more time. Electronic voting can only be done in 1, 2 or 3 constituencies.