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On June 4, the Minister of the Interior, Taulant Balla, the General Director of the State Police, Muhamet Rrumbullaku, as well as Ervin Muça, the former director of IT in the State Police, will testify in the parliamentary investigative committee on TIMS.
The latter is under house arrest, after investigations by the Prosecutor's Office regarding interventions in this system.
The committee headed by the democratic deputy Ervin Salianji decided to call the 3 witnesses on June 4, giving time to the legislators, members of the investigative committee, to provide themselves with security certificates.
The next meeting comes after the strong tensions between the socialist deputies and the chairman Ervin Salianji, which went as far as the boycott of the commission by the representatives of the Socialist Party.
The TIMS investigation was preceded by accusations and mutual clashes between the majority and the opposition, while democratic deputies have warned that the data to be revealed by the Commission will reveal many of the connections of socialist ministers or officials with elements of crime.
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