After the persecution of activists, students, journalists, Vladan Đokić, rector of the University of Belgrade, now he is also a politician Miroslav Aleksic received a summons for a hearing.
He told the media that he was the director Pension fund Relja Ognjenović filed a criminal complaint against him for causing panic and disturbing the public. Ognjenović sued him because he announced that the PIO fund was blocked for two days in the amount of just over 40.000 euros.
"The efficiency of the High Prosecutor's Office is very interesting when state officials file criminal charges against citizens of the Republic of Serbia, opposition members, professors, students, and they do not respond to the charges we file," said Aleksić.
He added that he stated this in front of the police officers, to whom he told them that he expected to be invited to say something about the reports he submitted and the suspicions related to the corruption of state officials, including the PIO fund.
"And this is especially related to the case of the awarding of jobs to the company T&M Solutions, to which the PIO Fund gave hundreds of millions of dinars for various services, or, for example, the fact that the PIO Fund pays about 60.000 euros in monthly rent for its premises, or whether Relja Ognjenović was really on March 15 in Pionirski Park as the director of the PIO Fund with a phantom," Aleksić reminded.
Did he invoke immunity?
He also pointed out that it seems to him that these are things that disturb the public, cause panic and bring citizens to a state of insecurity, but that, as he stated, it was obviously more important for the Prosecutor's Office to deal with what he published on social networks based on what he saw on the website of the National Bank of Serbia.
"I did not invoke immunity, I gave a statement, we finished very quickly, the police officers were very polite and professional. I have no objections to their work, and we will see what the Prosecutor's Office will do next," Aleksic said.
Source: Phonet