Periscop research on close businessman with the VV that disturbed Kosovo police

This was after a 25-year-old man from Gjilan ended his life at the Student Centre where he was staying quarantined against his will.

His name was Agon Musliu. He returned from Germany, studying on a plane with 147 others. Unfortunately, he was among 9 of these 147 who would experience the fate of mandatory quarantine as long as he had liver problems and had immediately shown signs of depression.

He jumped off the fourth floor of one of the dorms, ending his new life, but raising numerous questions about mismanaging the coronary situation by the Health Ministry ( MS.

Why were other people released but not Agon Musliu, who suffered seriously from depression and health problems?

He was among the other 1,000 people who remained in mandatory dormitories, although such a thing as they were told had no scientific basis and conflicted with the law.

No one so far claimed moral or criminal responsibility for Agony's death.

It was reported that among those released from that quarantine, there were people close to state officials or even the ruling political party.

Periscope was investigating one of the cases suspected of having been used in the vicinity of Vetevendosje to influence a returnee's quarantine. And this research was interrupted by a police officer of the Gjilan Bureau of Investigation who told our journalist Ylka Ahmetxekaj that “had committed criminal work”.

The association of Kosovo Journalists (AGK) has condemned this case, while the name of the police official has not yet been understood despite efforts, nor the truth about that <x1 criminal>” has been understood.

The investigation referred to the daughter of the gynecian businessman Nazi Osman, of whom other media have already claimed that although he had come from abroad he had not stayed in quarantine.

The claim says the release of the U.S.O. S. -of the quarantine was made to return favor to this businessman, who had financially supported Vetevendosje Movement during the October 6th election campaign to be held in the country.

Without prejudgment of the veracity or innocence of the claim, Periscope had contacted businessman Osmani, who had denied that his daughter had stayed in the quarantine of the Student Center.

No, it's not true that my daughter stayed in quarantine, because she didn't travel abroad to quarantine. If you want to give them your daughter's number, you can speak for yourself in the last 15x1>. Osmani told Periscope to give her daughter number.

We then contacted the lady in question, U.S.A. To ask him about the matter in question. She also flatly denied that she had been quarantined.

No, it's not true I stayed in the dorm. I have been at home since the beginning of the pandemic, only going out on the set time “, she said.

That was enough for the police officer, without even being introduced to make a disturbing appeal to the journalist by asking him instigatively about the workplace, the job address, and her homeland. He later stated that he had accepted a concern by a gender citizen regarding the questions the journalist had posed. He then asked the journalist for the source of the information, and announced that she had committed <x0 criminal sub>, without explaining what criminal work it was about.

Periscope has also sought to understand from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (led by Jelal Svecla as task manager) whether the lady in question had traveled during this period but has not received an answer so far.

Her case is mentioned by other media, which reports of quarantine mismanagement in dormitories and the various terns that had occurred there.

Why would that matter?

The claim that the daughter of a close businessman with Vetevendosje has been unjustly freed from the dormitories quarantine would further represent the injustices facing young Agon Musliu shortly after his return from Germany to Kosovo.

The investigation of other injustices to dormitories is the obligation of each journalist seeking equal treatment of citizens and more specifically full justice for Agon Musliu. /Periscope