Mešalić: Nikšić should answer to the people, let him return to the session!

(Patria) - Head of the DF Club in the House of Representatives of the FBiH Parliament, Mahir Mešalić, requested a break in the session of this house until Federal Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić reappears at the session.

The session is discussing the situation after the catastrophic floods that hit Jablanica, Kiseljak, Fojnica, Kreševo, and Konjic in early October.

To date, the railway line has not been repaired, which affects the economy and the impossibility of transporting goods. The government dismissed the management of Željeznice FBiH, and a donation from the Turkish company Cengiz was accepted, which offered to carry out the necessary work on the railway renewal.

"I am requesting a break until the Prime Minister addresses this issue where we have affected people and where we have mayors sitting. We should not start until he returns to the hall. I am requesting a break on behalf of the DF Club until the Prime Minister returns to the session," said Mešalić.

He called for Prime Minister Nikšić and "his deputy prime minister who boasts about Belgrade-Banja Luka" to return to the session.

"Let them answer to the people. What kind of insolence is this? We want to see him, even for a minute, he's in the restaurant eating, drinking, snacking, sitting with some people. Let him return here and answer. Shame on him," said Mešalić.

Representative Dennis Gratz also spoke from the Parliament hall before the break, and out of the 16 ministers of the FBiH Government, two HDZ ministers remained in the hall.

Today, 2 months after the disaster in five municipalities of the FBiH entity, without any idea of concrete measures that this imposed government should take to primarily help the most vulnerable, the prime minister, after a clumsy, insultingly useless presentation, fled, 13 out of 16 ministers… pic.twitter.com/IgDxXkMJot

— Dennis Gratz (@zastupnikgratz) November 27, 2024

After the session of the House of Representatives of the PFBiH continued, Prime Minister Nikšić did not return to the session, which was criticized by numerous representatives.