Former Minister of Infrastructure and Transport is confident about his innocence Kostas Karamanlis, In his first comment after the transmission of the case file on the tragedy of Temps in the House.
“As I have stated many times in the past I am available to the authorities to shine the truth,” he said in a statement, stating that Appeal of Larissa Investigator He called on the House to assess whether there are criminal liability, without evaluating or formulating any charges against ministers.
In detail the statement by Kostas Karamanlis:
“Today, the transmission to the House of Representatives for the crash of the crash has been announced Temps.
The Larissa investigator, without any evaluation or formulating any category, calls on the House to assess whether there are criminal liability of the ministers.
I am sure of my innocence.
As I have stated many times in the past I am at the disposal of the authorities so that the truth can shine. “
Announced the transmission of the case file
Earlier, the chairman of parliament Nikitas Kaklamanis announced the transmission to the House of Representatives for the accident of the Temps and for possible criminal liability of the Ministers of Transport and Infrastructure of the period 1.1. 2016-28.3.2023 (Chr. Spirtzis and K. Karamanlis) announced to Plenary session The President of the Parliament Nikitas Kaklamanis.
According to the president’s briefing, the bulky envelope will be kept in digital form in room 168 of its mansion House, where members of the parliamentary groups will come to get knowledge of the material. For this reason, 10 computers have been installed (one for each party and one for the independent) so that MPs can read the entire case file, but without receiving copies.
The room will remain open all days of the week, From 9am to 9pm.
“I hope that it will be appreciated by colleagues and that they will adhere to the projected ones,” Mr. Kaklaman.
It is recalled that in order to deposit Proposal for setting up a pre -trial committee A request is required by at least 30 MPs involving the deceased persons and the offenses for which they should be checked.