The new prosecutor to investigate veterans is... Gicaj

State chief prosecutor Aleksandar Lumezi, through the extraordinary conference, has said the new prosecutor who will handle the veterans' case has been appointed by the Kosovo Special Prosecutor, after the prosecutor of this case, Elez Blakaj, resigned. But the chief prosecutor did not reveal which prosecutor took the case. Express, learns the favourite [...]
State chief prosecutor Aleksandar Lumezi, through the extraordinary conference, has said the new prosecutor who will handle the veterans' case has been appointed by the Kosovo Special Prosecutor, after the prosecutor of this case, Elez Blakaj, resigned. But the chief prosecutor did not reveal which prosecutor took the case. Express, it teaches that the favourite to lead this process is special prosecutor Hakki Gecaj. This latter has neither denied nor stated this news.
Express, he's contacted the special prosecutor, Hakki Gecan. Asked whether the same would lead the subject he left in half-Blackaj, he was reluctant to respond. But Gicaj has neither denied nor confirmed the news that he has taken the faith to guide the subject.
I don't answer that question. I'm not telling you yes or no”, the prosecutor Gicaj just said February to Express.
And meanwhile, about the new prosecutor's name has been reluctant to speak to State Chief Prosecutor Alexander Lumez. He said this thing would be known in 10 days.
We have decided until the indictment is carried out that we do not speak of the prosecutor's name. We want to have a transparent process. But names are decided not to be spoken of. After 10 days you'll know who the prosecutor is,”, chief prosecutor Alexander Lumez told the newspaper. Neither has the latter denied or confirmed the question of whether special prosecutor Hakki Gecaj will handle the Blaj subject.
The now retired prosecutor Elez Blakaj had handed over the indictment on July 11th to his chief, Reshat Milaku, but Lumez today said the new prosecutor would deal with its fulfillment and further proceedings in court as required by law.











