Agron Gjekmarkaj has stated that they are moving towards civil disobedience.
He and other PD deputies were not allowed to enter the parliament today, as the Guard had blocked the main entrance of the Assembly.
In a statement to the media, Gjekamarkaj said that "the party gave orders, there is no state here.
"If the party gave an order, there is no more state here. There is a party that claims to be the state and the state is the party. We will resist, we will do everything we have the power to do without denaturing ourselves, without going outside the democratic logic, but going towards civil disobedience", said the PD deputy.
Asked if they will go to the Parliament, Gjekmarkaj said: "We will use every opportunity that our conscience gives us to serve this country."
We remind you that the PD deputies, Flamur Noka, Gazment Bardhi and Bledion Nallbati were excluded for 60 days. This punishment comes after tensions and chaos in the Parliament on Monday, where chairs were also burned outside the Assembly.
Meanwhile, the other deputy, Edi Paloka, was punished with 10 days of exclusion from the works of the Assembly, while the others with 40 days.