The prosecution launches investigation into threats made to Nenad Rashiqi

However, the truth is different: they are on the ground, but they do not publish photos, reports KTV.

All this to avoid threats and pressure towards their supporters, which Rashihqi says come from the Serbian List and from their structures, supported by Belgrade.

Rashiqi was part of a debate along with two other politicians -- Slobodan Petrovic and Aleksandar Jablanovic -- who together, for these pressures, pointed to the Serbian List, whose representative, Goran Rakiq, was absent.

KTV has tried to get an answer from Rakiqi for his absence and the charges they are being charged with, but he has not responded to the calls on television.

With the concerns of Serbian politicians, the State Prosecutor is already being taken over.

However, Rashiqi considers that the institutions' reactions to the subject have been slow and that has happened for several reasons.

Threats of layoffs and blackmail of various forms, by Serbian politicians outside the Serbian List, have been known since before the campaign began, until even in the 2017 elections, Serbian voters had faced great pressure to vote on the Serbian List.

During the week, the Council for Protection of Human Rights and Freedoms also requested the prosecution's commitment to these cases.