The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has announced its intention to submit a formal criminal complaint against MP Avni Dehari. The action targets Dehari in his capacity as the temporary chairman presiding over the sessions of the Constituent Assembly. During a press conference, PDK MP Përparim Gruda confirmed that the filing of the criminal complaint is based on suspicions of the criminal act constituting “abuse of position or official authority,” as defined under Article 414 of the Kosovo Penal Code.
Gruda stated that the complaint asserts that Dehari, while chairing the Constituent Assembly sessions, has an obligation to conduct his duties strictly in accordance with established official protocols. The party representative emphasized the necessity for accountability among public officials. He noted that public figures must operate within defined legal parameters, suggesting that any instance where official authorizations are misused or improperly applied must face appropriate legal consequences.
The move represents a formal legal challenge initiated by the PDK regarding the conduct of a high-ranking parliamentary official. The filing of this criminal complaint signals a formal institutional dispute over adherence to procedural law within the legislative framework. The focus of the complaint remains strictly on the alleged breach of official authority, requiring adherence to the state’s legal structure rather than merely organizational guidelines.
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