The Prosecution General has decided to not start the criminal
prosecution after the report made by the Democratic Party against Prime
Minister Rama and the Interior Minister Saimir Tahiri, over power abuse
during the process of new recruitments at the State Police.
The decision was taken time ago, but the arguments are not made public. The Prosecutor explained the causes of the decision, saying that as regards the appointment of the General Chief of Police, Artan Didi, the Council of Ministers had the right to appoint him, since Hysni Burgaj had ersigned and the government is the competent institution for finding a replacement.
According to the same argument, Artan Didi’s appointment as head of the police was made by a normative act of the Council of Ministers, which is the act of a collegial organ.
As regards the two vice directors of the State Police, Sokol Bizhga and Altin Qato, the General Prosecution explains that their appointment is made by the Minister after a proposition of the General Director.
Former Director Burgaj has made a concrete proposition that has been signed by the Interior Minister, Tahiri. In these conditions, the relations created by the Minister’s order are legal and administrative.
For this reason, the complaints about these acts should be made at the Prime Minister, according to the Administrative Procedure Code. The complaint for these orders is not a criminal and legal one, but simply administrative.
In the third point, that of appointing 12 District Directors, the Prosecutor has explained that no appointment is a competence of Prime Minister Rama or the Interior Minister, Tahiri.
According to these acts, the orders have not been signed by them, but by the former General Director, Hysni Burgaj, who in this case has exerted his function as the highest police leader.
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