13 minutes agoRama for arresting municipalities: Unreasonable
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Pristina Chairman Progress Rama has commented on the recent arrests in the capital, as well as the questioning of Deputy Chairman Alban Zogaj. He said the arrests concern some contracts on the work, which he claimed are more than necessary for Pristina, calling the arrests unreasonable. Rama clarified that budget [...]
He said the arrests concern some contracts on the work, which he claimed are more than necessary for Pristina, calling the arrests unreasonable.
Rama explained that the capital's budget is set on the basis of the 2011 population, but that this number has increased, with that the demand for services for which they have been forced to link contracts on the work.
He explains that there has been nothing out of the ordinary in these contracts and that he personally does not disclose the reason for arrest, which adds that he remains the justice to decide on the case.
I realized that while I was abroad. They've also questioned the vice president, I think it's about some contracts on the work, the capital works with a 2011 record budget. Capitals require numerous services, so these contracts are related to health administration services and are necessary because the numbers we have are not enough”.
What's happened is out of proportion I don't see fit, but I'm letting legal processes handle this job, I don't see that there was something out of the ordinary, I'm personally saying on the grounds why it was done, why now, we'll understand more and talk later”
Three officials of the Centre for Social Affairs in the Pristina municipality were arrested yesterday under suspicion of misuse of official office or authority.
In this case it has been interviewed in the witness's quality, even the deputy head of the Pristina municipality, Alban Zogaj.
He has said that this case is related to the signing of several contracts on the work, which he says were inherited from past government.
Those arrested were: Pristina Community Staff Chief Fadil Aliu-Hertica, former director of the Centre for Social Work, Webi Mujku and Social Services Unit Chief Valbona Makiqi.
They are suspected of illegal employment of ten people in this centre and the appointment of an illegal employee as a manager for dealing with a case of sexual violence, even though he failed to meet legal conditions to handle such a and sensitive case.
According to the prosecution, they allegedly illegally employed about 10 people in this institution, as well as illegally appointed him as the manager for dealing with a case of sexual violence, one of those employed despite the fact that committedness had not met the legal conditions to deal with such a and sensitive case.
