During a retrial session held at the Basic Court in Pristina on Wednesday, Glauk Konjufca, the former Speaker of the Parliament of Kosovo and current acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, faced accusations regarding the incident involving tear gas within the Parliament. At the commencement of the proceedings, Konjufca publicly stated, “No, I do not feel guilty,” addressing the court. The retrial focused on the allegations concerning the use of tear gas inside the legislative building.
The court session proceeded with the opening statements from all parties involved in the legal proceedings. The State Prosecutor, Dardan Qela, represented the prosecution’s position, asserting that the State Prosecution continues to uphold the charge of the criminal act involving the use of a dangerous weapon or instrument. The prosecutor indicated that the prosecution awaits the establishment of guilt through the conclusion of the trial process.
The proceedings marked the formal restart of the case against Konjufca related to the tear gas incident. The statements from both the defense and the prosecution outlined the legal arguments surrounding the events that took place within the Parliament premises. The court’s focus remained on determining accountability concerning the materials and actions in question.
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