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Serbian progressive party deputy Sandra Bozic, after an invitation from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and her parliamentary bank colleague Aleksandar Martinovic, decided to end the hunger strike.
After reporting the information to the press, Božić went home.
Only Martinović and Dveri’s leader Boško Obradović remained on the steps in front of the entrance to the Serbian Assembly.
Martinovic previously told reporters that he would consider abandoning the hunger strike.
It should be remembered that in the steps of the Assembly on Sunday, the first to start a hunger strike was the independent deputy Miladin Sevarlic due to the non-application of Resolution 1244 in Kosovo and Metohija and the violation of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia but gave up the strike today.
He was joined in support by Deputy Dveri and leader Bosko Obradovic, who is demanding the suspension of the electoral process.
Bozic and Martinovic then started a hunger strike demanding that the prosecution initiate proceedings against those who participated. in the riots during the Dveri rally in front of that building on Friday.
In front of the Serbian Assembly building the gendarmerie parted tonight supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party and a small group of people who came to support Obradovic.
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