On his TV his deputy was found on Thursday morning SYRIZA, Theodora Tzakriwhich commented on the “civil war” in Koumoundourou with the removal of Stefanos Kasselakis, as well as the allegations of bullying.

“I think Mr. Kasselakis said it himself that he will be present in our election process and with the post he made the other day on social media, but also with his leak yesterday,” initially stated Ms. Tzakri, calling it “stale Stalinism’ attempts to block his candidacy, which causes disgust. “When people see a pickpocket tamper with the deck, do you think they cheer?” comment features.

“Anyone who thinks they are really being bullied should go to the Prosecutor”

Regarding the conditions for the nominations, she pointed out that the white criminal record that she proposed constitutes a “state obligation”, without in any way concerning Nikos Pappa and Pavlos Polakis, while regarding the complaints by Katerina Notopoulou and Yiannis Ragousis about bullying said:

“Anyone who thinks they are really being bullied can go to the Prosecutor. I didn’t see anyone go. Mr. Ragousis talking about bullying is beyond me, he knows. Beyond that, the one who suffers the most bullying is Stefanos Kasselakis himself. I don’t think there is anything worse than being told to leave while you have been elected. I don’t know about the other incidents. But since when is it bullying for a political leader to send us messages to say good things about him? Do we know what the word bullying means?’

At the same time, Mrs. Tzakri did not fail to unleash her “fire” against Christos Spirtzis, saying that “as long as there are people like him who say what they say, the public’s opinion against those who filed a censure against Stefanos Kasselakis will increase.”