Kosovo Chief Prosecutor Provides New Details About Indictment in Prontoa Case

The indictment filed by the Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo for the case known as "Prontoa", which involves officials from various political entities, has caused numerous reactions in the country.

The special prosecutor filed indictments against eleven people the day before. These include former MP Adem Grabovci, Minister of Innovation Besim Beqaj, and current MP Zenun Pajaziti.

As well as two former General Secretaries IG and Xh.D, former Deputy Minister, F.SH, political advisor at the Ministry of Interior, SG, former director of the Board of the public enterprise Radoniqi-Dukagjini in Gjakova.

Also A.IN, former director of the Board of the public enterprise Hidro-Drinia? in Peja RA, former chairman of the Prizren Municipal Assembly and NK and former head of the Supply Unit at the Ministry of Health AP

However, some of them have stated that they do not accept the indictment, arguing that they have not been informed by the justice authorities about this matter.

About this, huh?Indeksonlinehas contacted the Chief Prosecutor of the Special Prosecution Office, Reshat Millaku, to clarify the situation.

Millaku said that the defendants are not notified in advance of the indictment being filed.

According to him, the indictments filed are now in the hands of the Court as to when they will be finalized.

The prosecutor has filed the indictment according to the regular legal procedure in the “Pronto” case, now it depends on the Court when it will confirm this indictment, which called the initial hearing, then the second hearing and then they decide. Before the indictment is filed, the defendants are not notified, but only the indictment is sent to the Court. What?, Millaku said earlier?Indeksonlinehuh?

Otherwise, the defendants are being charged with committing the criminal offense of Violation of the Equal Status of Citizens and Residents of the Republic of Kosovo in co-perpetration, under Article 193 paragraph 4 in conjunction with paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code, in conjunction with Article 31 of the Criminal Code, of which some of the offenses have remained in attempted form.

According to the indictment, the defendants abused their official positions by collaborating among themselves to grant illegal privileges and advantages to persons who competed for important positions, such as: Director of Central Public Enterprises, Chief Executive Officer of the Registration Agency at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Chief Executive Officer of the Agency for Medicinal Products and Coordinator of the Civil Registration Center in the Municipality of Klina, denying and restricting the freedoms and rights of other candidates, guaranteed by law.Indeksonline/