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The trial of the president of the Freedom and Justice Party (SAA), Dragan Djilas, has been postponed following a report by the Serbian Interior Ministry for violating the driving ban during the curfew during the state of emergency, and Djilas said journalists in front of a court in Belgrade that would not pay the fine. it is prescribed by the court.
The president of the SAA was subpoenaed in court to rule on the report for violating the driving ban during the curfew during the state of emergency. At that time, a large number of people gathered in Vracar in a sign of support, because “Djilas, thieves” were released by the loudspeaker near the building where his children live. However, the trial was postponed.
“The trial was postponed, I did not comment today, due to the legal deficiencies of the report submitted by the Serbian Interior Ministry, the court will request that additional notes be presented to us, so the trial will continue at the next hearing, and that hearing will be scheduled later. ” Djilas told reporters in front of the court.
“I sincerely regret that it ended like this today, because I sincerely want to present in court what I said at the press conference and repeat once again how the event itself happened and what we all did there, which does not exist. it has nothing to do with the idea of violating the movement ban, nor did anyone act irresponsibly during the crown, “said Djilas.
He reiterates that he did not violate “any rules prescribed by the state,” regardless of what he thought about them.
“As you know, it lasted for months, and apart from that event and an action in front of the Serbian Parliament, I never violated any rules prescribed by the state, no matter what I think of them. I’m on that angle, like some of mine. Friends, That night I came out of extreme necessity, to prevent that song from being broadcast again and endangering the normal lives of all the people in that area, of course, and of my children ”, emphasized Djilas.
When asked by H1 if he would not pay a fine and go to prison, Djilas said, “How can I pay a fine for coming to prevent someone from broadcasting that song and my children crying about it?” It is not an amount that you cannot pay, but it is a matter of principle. “
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