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Deputy of the Dveri movement in the Serbian Assembly, Ivan Kostić, started a hunger strike and joined the leader of that movement, Boško Obradović, reported TV N1.
Photo: Miloš MiljkovićOn the third day, Obradović is on a hunger strike on the steps in front of the entrance to the Serbian Parliament building and requests, among other things, that the elections be postponed.
“I did not have a chance to be here yesterday, and I was terribly affected by the energy and spirit that was here, watching the crowd that insulted Bosko Obradovic, his family, my ancestors, calling the derogatory names of Bosko,” he said. Kostic journalists in front of the Assembly.
He explained that “it turned out that Obradović was left alone, and he was not alone, he never was.”
“In this way, we want to show that we continue to fight for our ideals with the same example. And you can see how strong are the ideals of the deputies of the Serbian Progressive Party that lasted two days,” said Kostic.
According to him, Dveri will continue to fight for electoral conditions, for the freedom of the media and for a change in the entire system.
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