The Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on an Application for Buying Votes: There Were Rumors, Not Deeds
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The Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on an Application for Buying Votes: There Were Rumors, Not Deeds
The Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) announced today that, after checking one application regarding vote buying, it was established that there are no grounds for suspicion that the crime of receiving and giving bribes was committed in connection with it.
A special anti-corruption department is investigating allegations of vote-buying in elections, but there is no evidence of criminal acts.
The special anti-corruption department of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade was informed on October 25, 2026 that the police officers were informed that in Belo Potok, an unknown person informed the observers of the Republic Election Commission that "vote buying is taking place" in a house.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced that after checking the report, no grounds for suspicion of vote buying were established.
VJT announced that in both cases the collected information did not indicate any suspicion that a criminal offense was committed in connection with voting.
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