Christian Stocker, General Secretary of the People's Party, sharply criticizes the FPÖ and emphasizes that the party apparently does not recognize the value of the police. Stocker praises the hard work of the police officers and emphasizes that Interior Minister Karner rightly recognizes these achievements. He accuses the FPÖ of not adequately representing the work of the police and instead of discrediting the efforts of Interior Minister Karner. Stocker emphasizes that the security of the Austrian population is better off under the People's Party than under the FPÖ and Herbert Kickl.
Advertising for the police service is seen as an important step to generate interest in training to become a police officer. Stocker criticizes Herbert Kickl, the former Interior Minister, and describes his term in office as a failure. He warns against using the police for political purposes and emphasizes the importance of security for Austrian citizens.
Christian Stocker's statements illustrate the differences of opinion between the People's Party and the FPÖ regarding the appreciation of the police. While the People's Party sees the work of the police as crucial for the country's security, it accuses the FPÖ of downplaying these services. The discussion about the role of the police in politics is thus once again brought into focus and shows the different positions of the parties in this sensitive area.
In an article on www.ots.at, Christian Stocker criticizes the FPÖ for its lack of appreciation for the police. He uses clear words to underline the importance of police work and calls for appropriate recognition from the political parties. The debate about the security and protection of the population therefore remains a central issue in the Austrian political landscape.
Source: die-nachrichten.at
