Police in search of MP Lupco Dimovski

Dimovski is one of six deputies whose Parliament stripped them of their immunity. But, by the Criminal Court, they say on Friday they have not made the decisions, even though from Parliament they indicated that shortly after the signing, they were prosecuted in court. There is no confirmation from Penalja as well whether the interrogation will be held Tuesday, when MPs were invited to appear before receiving immunity. In short, they said that the judge puts him in preliminary procedure. Is it opening up to one of the other deputies these days to be elusive, as it was to be accused by the Special Prosecutor? Former Judge Temelko Ristevski considers that following the removal of immunity, the court had to react immediately.

Things in the investigative procedure and investigative actions should not be annulled, done slowly or dragged. MPs had to be invited and questioned and then decided whether to be appointed detention or not, the professor said. Temelko Ristevski.

Even from MPB, we did not receive information if the movements of other MPs are followed, as for all actions to be taken, the Prosecution and Court are competent.

Thus far the detention has been pronounced for 21 people, one is under house arrest, while another six are on the run. For MPs Krsto Mukoski, Jacques Peesska, Johan Tarculovski, Sasho Vasilevski, Luben Arnaudov and Lupco Dimovski are expected to be deployed at the moment. All public prosecutions are followed for “terrorist danger of constitutional order and security”. /Alsat