Democratic League of Kosovo MP ( The LDK), Doarsa Kica-Jeli, has criticised what it described as politicising the work of the Parliamentary Investigative Commission for the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.

During the commission’s meeting, Kica-Jeli has said discussions are politicising and that this is jeopardising to prevent the commission’s work in whiteening institutional responsibilities.

It has rejected the way the list of witnesses is compiled, saying that even persons who, according to it, are not involved with state institutions.

Kica-Jelili has also mentioned the commission chairman’s proposal for the involvement of LDK deputy Fadil Habeljna on the witness list.

We’re not state attorneys to ask for even the physical people who could get to know Arlinda’s family. And there’s Dr. Faygi that you’ve come with such a proposal, including relatives with the Alliance in the concrete case, that it’s a matter of prosecution, it’s not the work of the parliamentary investigative commission, she stressed.

She has said the commission’s goal should be to clear institutional failures, from the Centres for Social Work, Police and Prosecutorial Affairs to the relevant ministries and the prime minister’s office.

The LDK MP has recalled that she had also called for the involvement of the Prime Minister’s Office on the list of institutions to be handled by the commission, but that proposal was not accepted by the majority.

However, she has stressed that disagreements about the involvement of witnesses or institutions should not block the commission’s work.

You know? Now, are we going to understand what happened inside our institutions? We’re trying to figure out what the cops and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did. What do the justice system have to do with the Justice Ministry? What’s up with the QPS, which wasn’t politics, or family ministry? Are we going to be doing a ping-pong theatre here?

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Source Layer: Dukeagini