Justice Minister Donika Grovalla, and Interior Minister Jjelal Svecla have come to the media conference over the 49-year-old murder case of Arlinda Zekiaj.
During the conference, Gervala declared that the murder of Arlinda could most likely have been prevented, stressing that institutions should provide answers to their actions and inactions, not to find excuses.
It also raised questions about whether institutional inactions can be explained only by negligence or whether there may have been external influences, including those from political or criminal circles.
Gervala pointed out, however, that the report contains no direct evidence for such influences but that the size of inactions makes it necessary to examine even that possibility.
It is not our duty to find excuses for institutions, but answers to actions or inactions. The murder of Arlinda Zekitaj could most likely have been prevented. Can all these inactions be explained only by negligence, or had external influences, including influences from political or criminal circles. The report does not contain direct evidence for such an impact, but the size of inactions also makes it necessary to examine this possibility, Gervala said.
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