Prison convict for corruption, becomes director of the Ministry of Infrastructure (Dok)

The secretary of this ministry, Negoti Shatri, has signed Krasniqi's transfer to the position of head of the Council for Security Co-ordination in Road Communications.

Metro has secured the decision of the Ministry of Infrastructure, which was protocol last October 20th of the year, with which the decision -- the man who was sentenced to prison -- becomes director.

This decision proves to be contrary to the Civil Service Law, which in Article 63 clearly says that an official sentenced by authorities should be dismissed.

Four. If the civil servant is convicted and convicted of committing criminal acts, the competent administrative authorities are forced from those elements of the competent court's decision, which constitutes violations of the principles and administrative rules, should order the dismissal of civil servants, says Article 63.

Similarly, another provision of this law envisions the departure of the senior presiding official if convicted by the court. According to Article 2 of 72, the high official who is sentenced to 6 months or more leaves his position.

Every official in a top-level position is subject to disciplinary measures or departure from the commission, designated in paragraph 1 of this article because of professional inadequacy or mismanagement or following the penalty for criminal action and the six - month prison sentence (6) or more. The definition of mismanagement involves, but does not limit, violation of principles defined in Article 5 of this law, as well as all other violations stipulated by this law, said at Article 2 of the Civil Service Law.

There was even a great announcement for Krasniqi from the Ministry where he is now the director. He had been barred from entering the Procuring Office at the Ministry of Infecture.

Meanwhile, no one from the Ministry is answering. Contacted by Metro newspaper, Minister Lekaj and senior MI officials have not opened the phone. The only contact was Saranda Yusuf from the Bureau for Information, who said I was strangely aware that the decision was made several months ago.

Metro has also tried to contact the signatory of this decision that is in the position of secretary's task officer, but he has not opened the phone.

The senior official to become director, Nexhat Krasniqi, was suspended with the establishment of the indictment. He was then first sentenced to the first degree in 26 months in prison in September 2015. Three other officials had been sentenced to him. The Court of Appeals had acquitted three other officials, meanwhile Krasniqi had reduced the sentence to a year and a half on bail. Krasniqi's sentence had also been made by the Supreme One, with whom Krasniqi again had not been reconciled.

The senior official who was later named the tender father had also complained at the Constitutional Court for partial prejudice. The Constitution in March 2017 had rejected his complaint as unacceptable.

Nexhat Krasniqi was charged with misuse of office, bribery and access to the signing of harmful contracts.