The First Lord requests Svechla's approval for the black glass of Osman's father-in-law (Documental) car.

Despite many Kosovo citizens being punished for putting dark glass on vehicles and being allowed only when cars are made of dark glass, this does not appear to apply to the family of President Osmani's husband.

Democracy. com has secured the letter of Princeton Sadriou, who in the quality of the First Lord has addressed Minister Svechla directly with this request.

Dear Minister Svechla: In the hope that you will be well, in the quality of the First Lord of the Republic of Kosovo, I ask you with consideration the approval of the application for the identity of the registration certificate of the dark-collar speaker of the front and the rear of the car that is used by me, the children, and in rare cases even by the President himself. This request is made because of safety. I also announce that the car in question is in use from my father since we don't own our family car. Therefore, I think I request approval of the request in question by exercising your discretion according to preliminary practices by MPBAP. The car details you find attached to the vehicle registration certificate attached to” are said in the request of the First Lord for Minister Svechla, which ends with Sadriu's honours.

Democracy. com has also secured the Automation Certificate, which is seen as referring to a Mercedes C 200 CDI, type of caravan, 2008 production year, on behalf of President Osmani's father-in-law Skender Sadriut.

On this issue, Democracy.com has sent questions to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is headed by Jelal Svecla, but this institution has not returned answers.

It is noteworthy that Skender Sadriou, father - in - law of President Osman, does not drive an official car and is not allowed to set glass in darkness.

This is regulated by NR law. 02/L-70 for Security in Road Communications, according to point (e) Article 200.1.

Kosovo police weeks earlier had indicated that only during November alone have 105 fines been imposed on Kosovo drivers who drove dark glass vehicles.

President Osmani and her husband, Princeton Sadriu, currently do not have personal cars and thus finds themselves reporting property for 2021. However, Sadriou had declared that he owns a car worth 7 thousand euros, which he had claimed to have purchased as a pre-licipulous switch, but he did not explain in 2021.

In 2021, the car was not reported by Sadriu at all until even his property records at the Anti - Corruption Agency are mentioned as being sold.

To confirm the accuracy of documents provided regarding Sadriut's request to Svecla for President Osmani's father-in-law car, Democracy.com has also compared its signature to signatures in several documents published weeks ago.

The signing of Princeton Sadriu is the same as in documents that Democracy has. com had published when reporting on his request MPJs to repay expenditures of 398 euros and 80 cents for dealing with its infection with Avid-19. /Democracy. com/