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Several dozen members and supporters of Dveri, predvo]The president of that movement, Boško Obradović, participated in a protest trip in Čačak tonight in cars and bicycles, expressing resistance to the current government.
Photo: BETAPHOTO / MILOS MISKOV / DS)Protesters walked the streets of Čačak city center with sirens, while they were cycling, I]in which Obradović was also there, blew whistles and trumpets.
Obradovic pointed out that the protest campaign was a revolt against the current government and the next elections, which he described as “abnormal” and “unconstitutional”, affirming that his detention was not safe “neither for health reasons nor for democratic reasons.”
“This is the beginning of a great popular protest because I think that most of the cities]”Ana believes that elections should be postponed, that it is not normal for them to be held during a pandemic, that there are no democratic conditions for that, that it is not normal for the Assembly to change electoral laws in the midst of the electoral process,” Obradovic said.
When asked by journalists if Dveri remains in the previous position to boycott the upcoming elections, Obradovic said that tomorrow, along with Republican MPs, Dveri will present his position on the boycott of the elections at a press conference in the Serbian Parliament.
When asked if Dveri’s protests will become regular, Obradović said he started a personal rebellion against the government and that he would continue alone and together with his Dveri colleagues.
Obradovic called on other members of the opposition to find]in their forms of rebellion that can be individual or collective.
“I am completely open to agreements with other opposition colleagues to reach a common model by consensus on how to continue the protest that citizens started from their windows 15 days ago.” “I think we should be united in that and that a joint rebellion is the solution that leads to the postponement of the elections,” Obradović said.
Obradović also said that Dveri organized protest walks in various cities in Serbia tonight, in Ivanjica, Loznica, Leskovac, Niš, Stara Pazova.
Participants of the protest trip in Čačak joined the protest of the citizens at 8:05 PM, who in the action “Noise against the dictatorship” beat Sherpas from windows and terraces, blew whistles and trumpets, threw firecrackers.
Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic declared today that Bosko Obradovic yesterday violated all measures in front of the Serbian Assembly, but that he cannot be arrested because he is protected by parliamentary immunity.
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