The prosecutor's office ordered the police to investigate the director of the BIA, Vladimir Orlich. The Prosecutor's Office for the fight against organized crime has opened two cases based on criminal accusations of the lawyer Ivan Ninich. On November 4, the relevant police received orders to check the facts and interrogate the suspects. The first case was filed against the director of the BIA, Vladimir Orlich, and several intelligence officers. They are suspected of abuse of power, violation of voting rights and coercion. The second case concerns the Minister of Justice, Nenad Vejic, the head of the Ministry of Criminal Sanctions, Mile Jandric, and more than 60 other officials in the prison system, as well as unnamed functionaries of the Serbian Progressive Party. They are accused of creating a criminal group, electoral bribery, influencing trade and gathering illegal information. It is clarified that the investigations were opened within the framework of a special directive of the Supreme Attorney's Office dated 20.10 on the suppression of crimes against the voting rights of citizens. Balkanist.