Former minister, now MP, "under investigation"

BELGRADE PM Ivica Dacic on Tuesday confirmed that an investigation into the dealings of Oliver Dulic and a company "from the dubious privatizations list" was ongoing. The premier, who also serves as interior minister, declined to present any other details of the case. Former minister, now MP, "under investigation" When asked by reporters whether the Slovenian prosecution was involved, Dacic responded by saying that "the process in ongoing and information is being sought from Slovenia concerning one company in that country". "As part of the investigations that are being conducted, there is, among others, one that is being dealt with by the working groups formed within the police and the prosecution. I cannot speak about what they are investigating, but in any case it is one of the companies that are on the famous lists of dubious privatizations," he further noted. Oliver Dulic served as minister of environment, spatial planning and mining in the previous government. He is a high-ranking official of the now opposition Democratic Party (DS), and currently a member of the Serbian parliament. Oliver Dulic is seen in parliament last week (Beta) "No idea what this is about" Reacting to Dacic's statement, Dulic on Tuesday told reporters that he "had no idea what this was about", and that he "did not know what he had to do with some Slovenia and some company". He also noted that he would not invoke his parliamentary immunity. "I am happy that the state organs have at last taken on their part of the job when it comes to a synchronized manhunt being conducted against me for some weeks now, and I'm glad that all the allegations concerning my work will be examined where they belong," Dulic told B92, and added: "I will with pleasure answer any questions of the state organs when they invite me. I am calling on the interior minister to inform the public of the course of this investigation and its conclusion with equal speed and efficiency, because I am certain that the conclusion will be to the misery of all those who are attempting to place the previous government in prison, and that finally it will be confirmed that we worked honorably, honestly, and in line with the law." B92 Tanjug

Former minister, now MP, "under investigation"

When asked by reporters whether the Slovenian prosecution was involved, Dačić responded by saying that "the process in ongoing and information is being sought from Slovenia concerning one company in that country".

"As part of the investigations that are being conducted, there is, among others, one that is being dealt with by the working groups formed within the police and the prosecution. I cannot speak about what they are investigating, but in any case it is one of the companies that are on the famous lists of dubious privatizations," he further noted.

Oliver Dulić served as minister of environment, spatial planning and mining in the previous government.

He is a high-ranking official of the now opposition Democratic Party (DS), and currently a member of the Serbian parliament.

"No idea what this is about"

Reacting to Dačić's statement, Dulić on Tuesday told reporters that he "had no idea what this was about", and that he "did not know what he had to do with some Slovenia and some company".

He also noted that he would not invoke his parliamentary immunity.

"I am happy that the state organs have at last taken on their part of the job when it comes to a synchronized manhunt being conducted against me for some weeks now, and I'm glad that all the allegations concerning my work will be examined where they belong," Dulić told B92, and added:

"I will with pleasure answer any questions of the state organs when they invite me. I am calling on the interior minister to inform the public of the course of this investigation and its conclusion with equal speed and efficiency, because I am certain that the conclusion will be to the misery of all those who are attempting to place the previous government in prison, and that finally it will be confirmed that we worked honorably, honestly, and in line with the law."