Ramadan Muja: Now I'm a pensioner.

Prizren's former leader Ramadan Muja has surrendered his post since yesterday, today he indicated to court that he is a pensioner.

“Dje have handed over the post of Prizren chairman and I am now pensioning”, Ramadan Muja said at the trial hearing, where he is accused of abuse of office.

At this hearing, accused and former officials Abdullah Toreci and Sadik Pazizi are being protected without lawyers, for saying they cannot pay their defenders.

Kadri Wikimer, who is already late, has not yet been removed from the indictment, even though the Court of Appeals has requested that.

Special Prosecutor Fikriye Feyzullahu said she would soon remove Ukimeri from the indictment.

The “should have changed the indictment because there can't be an indictment against a deceased person. It's irrational to remain like the co-ordination that has an indictment against the dead”, prosecutor Fyzullahu said.

The prosecutor then asked for a 15-minute pause to remove Ukimer from the indictment device.

Ramadan Muja was later acquitted.

Your Honored Chief of the Court does not accept the acts, I am not guilty, I have not done any criminal work, but I have done human work because I have opened about 220 new jobs” Moja said in his statement about guiltyness”, said MUja when it was declared in connection with guilt.

Muja and others were accused of being misusing municipal property and managed by the Kosovo Privatisation Agency

The four-point indictment was sentenced to prison for two years, provided it fails to perform other criminal acts over three years. He also received a supplementary sentence, a ban on the exercise of long - term public functions.

In the same case tried by the Prizren Court, Minr Krasniqi, former director of the Public Administration, had been sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison on condition that for two years he does not commit another criminal act.

Krasniqi also has no right to exercise public office for 18 months.

Kadri Ukimer, former director of Geodesia, and Sadik Pasarizi, former director of Urbanism, were sentenced to 8 months in prison on condition that they do not commit another criminal act for two years.

Avni Ademiaj, former director of Geodesia and Kadastra, was sentenced to 5 months in prison on condition that for one year he does not cause other criminal acts.

The case, Ramadan Muja, had gone to the Supreme Court, which had later returned him to the Court of Appeals.

And then the Court of Appeals decided to turn the case into retrial.

During yesterday's day, Ramadan Muja handed over the duty of mayor of the municipality now Prizren's new chairman, Mytaher Haskuka.