The Constitutional Prosecutor in Pec has indicated that on October 22nd she has accepted a parapet from Arlinda Zekaj, who was murdered tragically, three days after addressing her concerns with the institutions responsible.
According to the prosecution’s announcement, through the parachute, Zekiaj had requested the urgent enterprise of actions against institutional officials, claiming failures in fulfilling official duties during handling her cases, including the execution of a judicial decision.
After the admission and review of the parachute, the chief prosecutor, under legal competencies, has ordered her registration for treatment by the competent prosecutor, the statement said.
The prosecution has made it known that the claims will be assessed in terms of criminal responsibility, in the direction of the criminal act {Keq use of official position or authority.
Also, the parachute has been forwarded to relevant institutions, including the Regional Police Directorate in Pec, the Foundation Court in Pec, the Directorate for Social Management and the Centre for Social Work.
These institutions have been asked to review claims and verify the eventual concessions or actions of officials within their institutional responsibilities.
Regarding the court ruling involving equal exploitation of the house, the prosecution has announced that his execution had been granted by the caretaker prosecutor, in co-operation with the Kosovo Police.
Case circumstances, including claims presented in the victim’s parachute and actions undertaken by the relevant institutions, will be dealt with with with with with seriously and professionally, in accordance with relevant legal procedures and competencies, the report is further said.
Finally, the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pec has expressed condolences to the victim’s family.
The case has returned to public attention following the publication of Arlinda Zekiaj’s letter, which she had written three days before the assassination. In it, she had raised concerns about handling her case and had sought accountability from the responsible institutions. /Telegraphy/