Frasher Krasniqi interview ends: Consider what he said in the police station.

Tome Gashi, Krasniqi's lawyer, has clarified for “Ineksonline” that his client has been released and the case goes into regular procedure, where it is sent to the Pristina Foundation Prosecutor.

Gashi has suggested that Krasniqi in his statement has said that in an effect from Zeka's insults he threw water at him, until Zeka later shot him with glass bottles. This has made Krasniqi react, and under the perfection, he has punched Zeka.

“After the incident, which appears in the Kosovo Clan where there was a clash between MP Frasher Krasniqi and Milaim Zeka, at the request of the prosecutor, my client Frasher Krasniqi has been interviewed, where he has already completed interviews. He has been questioned about this incident. He has responded to all the police questions and stated that he was offended and offended by Milaim Zeka during the show so that all his reactions have been due to the environmental situation he was created with because of the insults he was subjected to by MP Zeka. On the ice, he first threw water at it and then Milaim Zeka hit it with bottles of glass, then they're fighting each other and it's come to an attack on each other”, Gashi said.

He has added that police have had doubts whether Krasniqi has been under house arrest, but that this has proved to him with the existing decision that against the MP stands the provision of the announcement in court.

This was questioned because of the suspicion that Milaim Zeka caused bodily injury and that the case has gone into regular procedure. He just two minutes ago was released from the police station where he was interrogated. The case is sent to the Basic Prosecutor in Pristina, their competence, and it has proved that Frasher Krasniqi has respected the court order because there has been a doubt that he was in house arrest, so we were delayed until we delivered the verdict to the police “, he has told “Indexline”

Otherwise, the beating of MPs has sparked many reactions, including the Government of Kosovo. The latter have strongly condemned the beating, calling it an ugly deed.