The Court does not find the address to send the invitation

Ekrem Mustafa, Minister of Internal Affairs, has not lost a day of December through Kosovo courts.

Although it was envisioned for a session to be held last month, Ferizaj's Foundation Court of Ferizaj São found the address to the new Minister of Internal Affairs, who is accused of risking public traffic and human life in a traffic accident that occurred 32 months ago.

The interior minister has said he has expected to appear in court but has not received an invitation.

“I didn't have an invitation, I waited for my invitation to come in and say Mustafa, on Saturday for Express.

At the Foundation Court in Ferizaj, they have said they have had trouble finding the new address of the human settlement leading with Kosovo's internal affairs.

“There is request to verify the location because it must officially request the location address. The minister has changed his residence, but you are officially required to approach the police to secure the correct address”, says the court's response.

Ekrem Mustafa has claimed to be innocent, and according to him, some of the expertise of this accident has been mounted.

Express wrote two months ago that the new Minister of Internal Affairs has an indictment that charges MPB Chief with risking public traffic and people's lives in a 2014 accident.

The case had occurred at the Ferizaj-Pristina magistrate, specifically in the village of Prelez.

Serious body injuries according to the indictment have suffered two persons, and another one has been less injured. Material damage to cars involved in the accident has also been caused.

At the time, Mustafa had said he was guilty.

However, the Haradinaj government has the largest number of ministers with the indictment.