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ZAGREB, Dec 8 (Hina) - Commenting on an indictment against him raised by the USKOK anti-corruption office, Tomislav Saucha, a former chief of staff of the prime minister's office during the Zoran Milanovic government, said on Friday that he first should see what the indictment alleged and reiterated that he was not guilty and as such, did not have any moral responsibility to vacate his seat in parliament.
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