Jevtiqi was dismissed three weeks before becoming deputy prime minister

Now the new deputy prime minister in the Kosovo government is not suspected of misuse of official office, as the Court rejected the indictment against him.

About three weeks before being appointed to the post of deputy prime minister in the Haradinaj government, Pristina's Constitutional Court rejected the indictment filed by the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo (PSRK), against Dalibor Yevtic.

Also, the indictment has been dismissed against the other two defendants in this case, ministry officials for Kthim and Community, Nenad Stojcenovic and Mihailo Prenlicevic, also accused of misuse of official position or authority.

According to the Constitutional Court's ruling in Pristina, the upper ones have not exceeded their competencies, nor has it proved that their actions have benefited someone or caused damage, broadcast insander.

Yevtic was appointed deputy prime minister in the Haradinaj government after the party he represents, the Serbian List, reached a coalition agreement with the PDK, AAK, NISMA and AKR.

The Serb List member had served as minister for Kthim and Community for three years in Government Mustafa. It was during this period that the prosecution had filed the indictment for “the misuse of official task” against it.

Former Prime Minister Isa Mustafa had declared that in his cabinet, people who had filed charges would not serve, but the former head of government never dismissed Yevtiqi.