The dismantling of Vučić's state begins: Investigations begin against the former Minister of Justice and the head of the Secret Service in Serbia

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The dismantling of Vučić's state begins: Investigations begin against the

The Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office has filed a criminal complaint against the director of the Security and Information Agency (BIA), Vladimir Orlić, on suspicion of abuse of office. On the same basis, an investigation has also been launched against Nenad Vujić, the acting Minister of Justice, as well as dozens of other individuals, writes Vreme.

The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) has opened two cases related to criminal charges filed by lawyer Ivan Ninić, which relate to alleged abuses related to electoral rights. The charges include the director of the Security and Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić, the acting Minister of Justice, Nenad Vujić, as well as dozens of other individuals.

As TOK announced, the review of reports is based on the General Mandatory Instruction of the High Public Prosecutor's Office, dated October 20, which determines the manner of action of public prosecutors during preliminary investigative procedures and criminal proceedings for offenses against electoral rights.

Report against BIA leaders and employees

The criminal complaint against Orlić and several BIA officials was filed due to suspicions of abuse of official position, in connection with the violation of the right to vote and the obligation to vote.

In order to verify the allegations presented in the report and to collect information during the preliminary investigative procedure, TOK requested the Service for the Fight against Organized Crime of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) to conduct the necessary verifications and question the reported persons.

The second criminal complaint includes the acting Minister of Justice, Nenad Vujić, the director of the Directorate for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions, Milet Jandrić, the minister's special advisor, Milica Radonjić, as well as managers and employees of several penitentiary institutions and district prisons. Around 60 other people are also included in the complaint.

The report includes SNS officials and activists.

In addition to the mentioned persons, the complaint also refers to unknown senior officials, representatives and activists of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

They are accused of collaboration in the commission of criminal offenses, abuse of office, exercising unlawful influence, accepting bribes in connection with voting, unauthorized collection of personal data, negligent performance of duty, as well as racial and other forms of discrimination.

TOK announced that on Wednesday it had requested the MUP's Organized Crime Service to collect the necessary information and take all necessary police actions to verify the allegations presented in the second criminal report.


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