UPDATE: The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MPNI) has just filed 12 new criminal complaints with the Basic State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica. This urgent action comes amid serious allegations that individuals submitted fake and fraudulent educational documents.
Officials have confirmed that investigations revealed these documents are not recognized as credible by the relevant authorities involved in the verification process. This alarming situation raises significant concerns about the integrity of educational qualifications in the region.
According to the MPNI statement, there is a well-founded suspicion that the accused parties engaged in the crime of falsifying documents under Article 412 of the Criminal Code. The Ministry is calling on relevant authorities to take immediate action to address this pressing institutional issue.
Authorities stress the importance of resolving these allegations quickly, considering the potential impact on educational standards and public trust. The situation underscores a critical need for rigorous verification processes to prevent such fraudulent activities in the future.
As investigations unfold, the public is urged to stay informed about the developments. The MPNI is committed to ensuring that all educational credentials are legitimate and that those responsible for fraud are held accountable.
This developing story is expected to capture widespread attention as it raises vital questions about the authenticity of educational qualifications in Montenegro and beyond. Further updates will follow as new information becomes available.
