Vetëvendosje Movement assembly members in the Pristina Municipal Assembly today filed a criminal complaint with the Special Prosecution Office of the Republic of Kosovo against the capital’s mayor, Përparim Rama, as well as senior officials in his cabinet. According to them, the move is based on an anonymous whistleblower report received on Wednesday evening.

LVV representative in the municipal assembly Blerita Abazi said the submitted material contains messages alleging the unlawful legalization of buildings and involving large sums of money. According to her, the communications also mention the chief of staff to the mayor of Pristina.

Abazi said LVV had appeared before the Special Prosecution Office to file the criminal complaint against Përparim Rama and senior officials in his cabinet following a whistleblower report that, as she put it, was received yesterday afternoon from an anonymous person.

She explained that they had received a large number of messages by email discussing unlawful legalizations and substantial sums of money. According to Abazi, one of the people in these communications is alleged to be Përparim Rama’s chief of staff, while the other participant remains anonymous.

The conversations included in the whistleblower report mention companies and construction projects, as well as sums of money, while alleging that the legalizations in question are entirely unlawful.

The Vetëvendosje Movement called on the Special Prosecution Office to open an investigation to determine whether the allegations contained in the criminal complaint are true.

Emphasizing the importance of the whistleblower report, Abazi said the complaint was being formally submitted and that the Special Prosecution Office was being asked to launch an immediate investigation. She described the case as a major scandal and said it was the prosecution’s duty to investigate and determine whether the whistleblower’s allegations were substantiated.

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Through her official profile, Gervalla announced that she had asked the Office of the Chief State Prosecutor to carry out all investigative actions and proceed with an indictment, as well as seek a sentence from the competent court.

According to her, such statements are linked to the grave historical consequences left by the last war in Kosovo.

“Today I filed a criminal complaint against Snezhana Paunovic. The Republic of Kosovo does not remain silent and never bows to the language of hatred, calls for and incitement to division and intolerance. There is no room for the glorification of ethnic cleansing, the relativisation of genocide and monstrous Serbian crimes, or the spread of narratives aimed at undermining peace, security and interethnic coexistence. Public statements intended to justify ethnic cleansing and the expulsion of a people cannot be treated as ordinary political rhetoric. They carry grave historical, legal and human consequences. For this reason, in my capacity as Minister of Justice, I requested that the Office of the Chief State Prosecutor, within its legal powers, undertake all investigative actions and proceed further with an indictment and a request for the competent court to impose a sentence. Serbia has still not apologised for the crimes committed against our people during the war in Kosovo,” Gervalla wrote.

On July 12, 2026, in an interview with the Serbian media outlet “Kurir”, Paunovic, in her capacity as a minister in the Serbian government, stated: “If I were Slobodan Milosevic, I would have carried out the ethnic cleansing of Kosovo in 1998.”

Following the statement, Acting Interior Minister Xhelal Svecla declared Paunovic persona non grata, permanently banning her from entering or transiting through Kosovo.

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