Andrey Yankulov: The work of all institutions on the "Notary" case is to ignore, to wait for the topic to die down

We cannot expect anything from the prosecution in the case with Martin Bojanov - the Notary and yes. To a large extent, things depend on the prosecutor's office investigating itself. This is what Andrey Yankulov from the Anti-Corruption Fund said in the studio of "The Day ON AIR".

According to him, the parliamentary committee in question was willing to act only during the first meetings.

"She lacked a quorum. There was a hearing of people coming to the committee to deny their relationships had become public in some form. Demonstratively, we saw the refusal of some of the main political forces in the last parliament to deal with the subject. It totally fell silent at the level of a parliamentary committee," commented Yankulov to Bulgaria ON AIR.
The work of all institutions on the case is to ignore it, waiting for the topic to die down, he is categorical.

"A topic like this cannot be the center of public attention for months. When there is no adequate institutional reaction, it is logical that the topic dies down,'' Yankulov further specified.
According to him, the information that the Notary was an associate of the Ministry of the Interior is not as important as "that his ministry was an associate".

"Shortly after his murder, the SGP said that he should have been brought in as a defendant in the course of this very investigation, which began under this operational development of the GDBOP, but his murder thwarted this procedural action. The question about the other people remains open," Yankulov explained.
The contract killings are difficult to prove, the guest pointed out.

"In the commission for the Notary, no information was shared by the institutions charged with the specific investigation of Bojanov's group. At the opposite pole, in front of the parliamentary committee on "Customs" we saw how the chairman of the National Security Agency shared a lot of data from the operational development of the National Security Agency, which was used for the criminal proceedings by the Anti-Corruption Commission", Yankulov analyzed.