Pristina launches investigation against 15 Serb List officials
The investigation is being conducted against, among others, President of the Serb List Goran Rakic, the deputy president of the Assembly from the Serb List, Slavko Simic, the head of the parliamentary group of the Serb List in the Assembly, Igor Simic, and MPs Zoran Mojsilovic and Verica Ceranic
The Anti-Corruption Agency in Pristina has launched an investigation against several officials of the Serb List because of different functions they hold at the central and local level in institutions in Kosovo and Metohija, and irregular reporting of property and income, Radio Free Europe in Albanian is reporting.
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The procedure was initiated against President of the Serb List Goran Rakic, the deputy president of the Assembly from the Serb List, Slavko Simic, the head of the parliamentary group of the Serb List in the Assembly, Igor Simic, and MPs Zoran Mojsilovic and Verica Ceranic.
An investigation has also been opened against former MP Ivan Todosijevic, the mayor of North Mitrovica Milan Radojevic, the mayor of Leposavic Zoran Todic and councilor in the Municipal Assembly of North Mitrovica Aleksandar Spiric.
The agency has launched an investigation against Zlatko Minic, Miodrag Ralic, Veroljub Stankovic, Milorad Jovanovic, Milan Ivanovic and Srdjan Nikolic.
The agency said that all investigative activities are being undertaken in order to collect and analyze relevant documentation.
(Telegraf.rs)