The Inspectorate of the Supreme Judicial Council has initiated a self-inquiry into media coverage in connection with the statements made last week by Prosecutor General, Ivan Geshev, and his deputy, Borislav Sarafov, containing allegations of behaviour undermining the prosecutor's independence and the prestige of the judiciary.
The Judicial Inspectorate informs that the case was assigned to an inspector selected by the random allocation system and commits to complete the inspection as soon as possible.
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor General determined not to step down, called on his deputy to resign
On Monday, the Prosecutor General, Ivan Geshev, talked about pressure on him to resign. He said former Prime Minister, Boyko Borissov, and Deputy Prosecutor General, Borislav Sarafov, were behind the attempt to remove him from office.
Shortly afterwards, Sarafov accused Geshev of stalling cases and of having privatised the Prosecutor's Office's holiday base in Borovets resort and asked for security guards to be provided to him because he was afraid of Geshev.
Deputy chief prosecutor Sarafov filed a signal against chief prosecutor Geshev
The statements of the two have already been the subject of a probe by the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office and were debated yesterday in the Supreme Judicial Council.
Justice Minister provided security for Deputy Prosecutor General Sarafov (update)
Source: BNR
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