Former police director Boštjan Lindav criticized the current organizational structure of the security service, asserting that he sees no professional justification for the arrangement implemented under the administration of Dr. Golob and the current president. Speaking on the 24UR show, Lindav addressed the legal framework governing state security, noting that the provisions of the law mandate that the police are responsible for providing security.
Lindav expressed concern regarding the manner in which the president has arranged her own personal security within her office. He argued that such actions undermine public trust in the established security institutions. According to Lindav, this public display suggests an underlying assessment that the existing security system is insufficient to guarantee the safety of the highest offices.
The former police director further noted that this public demonstration of self-provisioned security mirrors statements made by a previous prime minister. Lindav interpreted this pattern of behavior as sending a distinct and clear message to the citizenry regarding the perceived state of institutional reliability. He maintained that the professional structure of state security should operate independently of such personal arrangements.
His comments centered on the need for institutional confidence, suggesting that the actions surrounding the president’s personal security arrangements raise questions about the overall functionality and trust placed in state security mechanisms.
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