ASK checks Bulatović

The Agency will check Dragoljub Bulatović's asset file to determine whether there are grounds for initiating appropriate proceedings within its jurisdiction.

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Under the spotlight of ASK: Dragoljub Bulatović, Photo: Photo: PKCG
Under the spotlight of ASK: Dragoljub Bulatović, Photo: Photo: PKCG
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Official Dragoljub Bulatović He did not report changes in assets and income - neither the fact that his wife purchased a 167 square meter business space in 2025, nor when she acquired a new 247 square meter property through an exchange shortly thereafter, which he was obliged to do under the letter of the Anti-Corruption Law.

Therefore, the competent Agency will initiate a verification procedure to determine whether there are grounds for initiating a new procedure relating to a violation of the Law.

This follows from the Agency's response to questions from "Vijesti".

"The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption did not conduct an in-depth review of the income and asset reports of the person to whom your inquiry relates. An inspection of the ASK databases determined that the person in question did not submit a separate income and asset report to the Agency, either on the basis of credit debt or on the basis of the acquisition of real estate. The Agency will initiate a verification procedure in order to collect all relevant facts and evidence and determine whether there is a basis for initiating appropriate proceedings within its jurisdiction," the agency, headed by Kristina Braletić, told the editorial staff.

According to Dragoljub Bulatović's asset file, his wife Tatjana acquired the 167 square meter office space in Zabjelo, which was rented to the Ministry of Public Administration (MPA) in January last year, in 2025 by purchasing it from the sale of an apartment and from two loans.

On March 25, 2025, Bulatović submitted an annual report for 2024, in which he reported the property in Zabjelo. The same report states that it was acquired in 2025, through the proceeds from the sale of the apartment, as well as two loans. According to the ASK website, Bulatović never submitted an extraordinary property report on the change in property, which he was obliged to do no later than one month from the moment his wife initialed the sale of the business premises.

The Agency's unequivocal position, ASK told Vijesti, is that any increase in assets worth more than 10.000 euros must be reported by submitting a special report on income and assets, within 30 days of the change occurring.

The property card that Dragoljub Bulatović submitted to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption in March 2026 shows that Tatjana Bulatović is the 100% owner of a 167 square meter business space, along with four garage spaces listed in the card, for the lease of which the MPA paid a total of 4.200 euros during 2025 and this year. Purchase was recorded as the basis for acquisition. The exact date of purchase does not exist in the card.

The contract with the State Property Administration was concluded in January 2025, for the needs of housing the MPA. The documentation identifies the space as a commercial property of 167 square meters.

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