URA: Spajić and Nikolić fell into deep criminal responsibility by involving other members of the Government in the commission of a criminal offense

"It is clear to everyone that Spajić and his team's fear of discovering abuses is greater than the need to act according to the law"

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And one of the URE conventions, Photo: URA
And one of the URE conventions, Photo: URA
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Milojko Spajić's government continued its legal merry-go-round in the case of the illegal dismissal of the Inspector General of the National Security Agency, Artan Kurti, it was announced from the Citizens' Movement URA.

From that party, they said that "on the same day, the Government dismissed Predrag Burić and appointed Kurti, and then dismissed Kurti and re-appointed Burić to that position, thus showing the lack of seriousness but also the degree of illegal work, making a mockery of the decision of the Administrative Court, which in this case decided on the merits that Kurti was illegally dismissed and that the Government must return him to the position of inspector general".

"Spajić and the Secretary General of the Government, Dragoljub Nikolić, thereby fell into deep criminal responsibility, thus involving other members of the Government in the commission of a criminal offense, for which we are sure that they will be held criminally responsible," reads the URE announcement published on their website.

From that party, headed by former Prime Minister Dritan Abazović, they call on the Prosecutor's Office to "react and put an end to the mockery of state institutions by a group of populists and dilettantes, such as are currently sitting in the Government of Montenegro."

URE pointed out that with this procedure, the Government once again showed great legal ignorance and its clear anti-European manner, but also double standards in acting on the decisions of the competent courts.

"It is clear to everyone that Spajić and his team's fear of discovering abuses is greater than the need to act according to the law," the URE concludes.

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