DThe Alliance’s exclusive, Burim Ramadani, has criticised the Government for dealing with additional salaries for political advisers and support staff of ministers, comparing this to the difficulties that, according to him, Kosovo Police members face to realise the compensation they face by law.

In a statement to parliament, he said the government is sharing 30 per cent additions to political advisers, drivers and assistant ministers, while police are forced to address the Court to receive their compensation.

Ramadani named those who benefit from these additions as political activists appointed to positions by the ministers.

Political advisers give 30% extra pay, while the police have to get them through the courts!