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The General Prosecutor's Office responded today to the CEC's letter regarding the mayor of Kucova, Kreshnik Hajdari.
The Mayor of Kuçova, Kreshnik Hajdari, is convicted in the Greek state. In the response that the General Prosecutor's Office sent back to the Central Election Commission, it is said that Hajdari was sentenced to a final sentence by the Court of First Instance in Ioannina.
According to the decision, Hajdari was sentenced to 4 months in prison, a sentence which was converted into a fine of 1500 drachmas, decision taken on June 23, 1999.
The decision of the Decriminalization Office at the General Prosecutor's Office is now in the "hands" of the Central Election Commission, which is expected to decide on the mandate of the socialist Hajdari, who was re-elected for a second term at the head of the Kuçova Municipality on May 14.
Hajdar was requested to be deregistered from the race on the suspicion that he had concealed a conviction in Greece, but despite this, the CEC allowed his candidacy in the local elections.
In response, the prosecutor of the case, Kostaq Beluri, confirms the conviction of Kreshnik Hajdar in Greece, in 1999 by the court of first instance in Ioannina, with 4 months in prison.
" It turns out that he was convicted by final decision No. 3286/23-6-1999, from the Court of First Instance Janinë/Criminal Court with One Member, which decided: In the presence of the defendants...14) Hajdari Kreshnik, son of RIZA and HALIME, born on 29 -7- 1982 in Berat, Albania, laborer (co-judged minor): Proclaimed guilty of each of the criminally responsible adults and the perpetrator of each of the criminally responsible minors ("committed an offense") for the violations: Entry into the territory Greek without maintaining the relevant legal formalities (violation of Article 4 §§ 1 and 3 of Law 1975/1991). "Sentences each of the adult criminal defendants, found guilty, to: Four (4) months" - it is said in the response of the prosecution.
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