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Investigation into prime minister's murder will not be reopened
Belgrade,
13 April 2004
Serbian Minister of Interior Dragan Jocic told the FoNet news agency that the investigation into the murder of Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic will not be reopened and that the police will treat the prime suspect for the murder, Milorad Lukovic Legija, in line with their authority.
Dragan Jocic
Jocic said that the investigation has been completed, and that the trial is underway. He said that the warrant for Lukovic's arrest is still valid. The Minister said that his every statement on the case will be aimed at discovering the truth, because that is his intention and duty.
Concerning the reactions of the public to an interview he gave recently to the Belgrade daily Blic, Jocic said that one must not make conclusions on such a serious matter as the prime minister's assassination on the basis of a front page title, but from the content of the whole text.
Jocic stressed that he would not comment on the statement that Milorad Lukovic Legija "is not the state enemy number one", because in his opinion, an individual cannot be stronger than the state and no one should be made an idol, the FoNet news agency reported.
Concerning the reactions of the public to an interview he gave recently to the Belgrade daily Blic, Jocic said that one must not make conclusions on such a serious matter as the prime minister's assassination on the basis of a front page title, but from the content of the whole text.
Jocic stressed that he would not comment on the statement that Milorad Lukovic Legija "is not the state enemy number one", because in his opinion, an individual cannot be stronger than the state and no one should be made an idol, the FoNet news agency reported.
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