Hakki Abazi interviewed tomorrow, opposition demands that Kurti and Haxhi be questioned

For statements Thursday, Vetevendosje Movement MP Hakki Abazi will be interviewed Tuesday in Kosovo's Special Prosecutor.

It will be questioned over claims that there are videos to eliminate Astrit Dehari samples from the Institute of Legal Medicine.

Kanal10 has tried to get an answer from MP Abazi, but he has declined to talk about it, except what he said at Thursday's conference.

During the interrogation of MP Abazi, the Dehar family legal representative, lawyer Tome Gashi, has demanded that he be present.

Gashi has said that for MP Abazi's claims, there is no need to be called for an interview by the country's prime minister, Albin Kurti and Justice Minister Albulen Haxhiu.

Kanal 10 has sought to know from the Special Prosecutor whether the two mentioned by MP Abazi, Prime Minister Kurti and Minister Haxhiu will be invited to interview on this occasion, but the PRSK has not returned.

But, only from the cabinet of the Justice Minister, have Haxhiu has been interviewed on January 18th for the disappearance of samples, and if necessary, he will do it again.

“As you know, Minister Haxhiu has reported this case to the Prosecutor. On January 18th, she gave her testimony. So it has announced publicly and also, it will be willing to give its testimony whenever institutions ask for it” -Genc Nimoni Adviser at the Ministry of Justice

Regarding the disappearance of case samples Dehari, public clarification by Kurti and Haxhiu have been sought by the Democratic Party of Kosovo.

The Justice Co-ordinator from this political subject, Progress Gruda, has called on justice bodies to be invited to interview Kurti and Haxhiu as well.

LDK deputy Doarsa Kica-Jeli has also criticised the government for silenting over the Dehar case.

With this extinction of samples, this case may never be solved! Someone didn't want this case solved! Who, I don't know, but I know this is all happening. TANI! In this government! But today the government is not holding back IML officials. They're not holding back the days they're spending without the samples being found. Something's changed today. They look calmer. What was finally changed is giving him tranquillity, even if it means that there will never be justice! ”

If Abaz's statements are to be dedicated except by Vetevendosje's parliamentary group, the ruling party chief Mimoza Kusari-Lila has not indicated.

Following the disappearance of samples on December 8th of last year, the Justice Ministry has suspended four officials at the toxicology laboratory in IML.

Until Sunday evening it has become known that the same have returned to work.