The court's decision in the case ofpronto promotes reactions, considered justice captured.

The court has found that there is no evidence that the accused during the month of October, November and December 2011, had communicated with senior officials for the appointment and selection of candidates in the position of executive chiefs on board directors of public enterprises, {Trainkosı, HINAInfrakos], HINAdro-Drini), dealtci-Dukani, Periskopi writes.

According to the bias proclaimed today, the court has found there is no evidence that accused Adem Grabovci, Besim Beqaj Zenun Pajaziaj and others have committed criminal work in violating the equal status of Kosovo citizens.

Lawyer Besnik Berisha, who advocates former minister Besim Beqaj, has said this process has proved that the prosecution is overwhelmed.

“was a warned epilogue and a trial that began as a result of public pressure and was conducted by a failed prosecutor. If the court doesn't reason the possibilities for retrial, but I remember that any court that has public interest I don't think will play table tennis because from the day the indictment was published, these people have been in a hurry and have made selective prosecution and epilogue can delay, but it will still be the same”, he said. “Note “Proto” has not been used by any of those who were part of the trial at the same time other discussions that were related to the superiors of the Parliament at the time. The prosecution has had courage neither as a guest witness, and this prosecutor may be considered a failure as many other times”, Berisha concluded.

On the other hand, shortly after the court ruling, MPs from the Vetevendosje Movement have reacted.

Vetevendosje Movement MP Albulen Haxhiu, who is a good connoisseur of the country's laws, has said it is a blow to the rule of law. Through a Facebook post, Haxhiu has accused the court of giving abusers rights, writes Periscopi.

Freed trial for the defendants of Pronto is a serious blow to the rule of law. The court today gave the right to those who have overwhelmed the hope of youth and Kosovo citizens by criminal acts with the intention of apprehending the state. The court gave the abusers rights. What evidence did the court need when all of our ears have heard abusers? Today's judgment is the seal of the seized state. It is a judgment that calls for commitment to the state effort so there is no time to lose because the creation of the new government is urgent, Haxhi said.

Even its co-party, MP Mefail Bajqinovci has reacted, saying the release of indictees points to the PDK's capture of the state.

“This state urgently needs the law of self-preservation to clear courts from judges who make arbitrary decisions. What more evidence should Grabovci and Co be punished. Shame!

Special Prosecutor Drita Hajdari, who has filed the indictment against 11 involved in the case of Pronto, has also expressed disappointment with the court's current decision. I'm very disappointed with the release decision. The chairman of the court has had to at least excuse himself for such a decision, because the law obliges him to briefly clarify the” verdict, prosecutor Hajdari has said of callo.com.

The trial in the case known as “Proto” ended with 12 hearings, after 455 days, or 1 year 2 month and 29 days, after the establishment of the indictment./Periscopi/