Today at the Constitutional Court in Pristina, the next hearing is held in the trial of Valmir Hajrullahu, Freshim Buqajt and Saranda Dobrunas, who are being accused of organising pyramid schemes and illegal gambling, as well as fraud.
According to the indictment, the three accused are charged with founding the nongovernmental organisation Centre for Avokim and Diplomacy ( QAD, by which they allegedly deceived farmers, promising them the benefit of grants and subsidies.
The prosecution claims that farmers had been persuaded to pay various sums of money, promising to benefit from such financial support. Such acts, according to the indictment, constitute the criminal act of deception.
In addition, the three accused are charged with organizing pyramid schemes and illegal gambling. These charges constitute separate parts of the criminal responsibility the prosecution claims should be attributed to the accused.
At the previous session, witness Egzon Agushi was heard in this process, who had claimed to feel cheated and injured.
Misleaded and injured, Agush had declared himself before the court.
The trial is being conducted at the Department of Reform Crimes in Pristina, while today’s hearing is part of the procedure for examining evidence and hearing witnesses.
Note: Those who are referred to in this article are represented innocent until their guilt is proved by court – form decision.
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