
The 34 checks ordered by SPAK for the file of Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, most of whom are staff of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, are closed.
Anila Hoxha announces that, in accordance with Judge Erjon Çela's decision, 20 more checks will be processed in the coming days, against businessmen and employees of institutions.
Checks were carried out on two construction companies and many employees of the Roads Authority and the Electric Power Corporation. The two construction companies are known for winning tenders from these two state-owned companies.
Meanwhile, it is learned that the control action was carried out only by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation, not allowing any state police officers, in at least three controls that were carried out in the area under the jurisdiction of police station number three where this phenomenon occurred.
Among the people whose homes and work premises were searched, as well as the residences of the directors of construction companies. In one case, the BKH agents left the police officer at the door without allowing him to participate in the search. Meanwhile, among the names of the people whose homes were searched are also family members of the directors of the companies.
It is learned that the apartment of Viola Haxhiademi, former Secretary General of the Ministry of Infrastructure and currently director of KESH, the apartment of Gentian Gjyli, former director of ARRSH, defendant and under house arrest, the apartment of Erald Elezi, former director of KESH, defendant and under house arrest, as well as the apartments of Sajmir Kuçi, Marsel Hoxha and Jonida Çeço, were searched.
The checks were conducted to continue the investigation process for the investigative file where the highest-ranking official under indictment is Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, for whom SPAK has requested from the Parliament the lifting of immunity and the granting of permission for the deprivation of liberty.