What exactly qualifies Bratislava Dikić to manage 55.938 hectares of state forest, bearing in mind that he was previously engaged in police work, the office of the director of JP Srbijašuma did not answer for Insider.
The answer about his qualifications was not received even in 2021, when Dikić was in the position of assistant general director in JP Srbijašume, which was confirmed by published photos and announcements about the meetings of the management of that public company with representatives of local self-governments and local communities.
Analyzing the data from the company's website, it can be seen that all the other farm managers are either forestry engineers or have master's degrees in forestry, while Dikić does not have any titles, writes the Insider portal.
Bratislav Dikić is a former commander of the Gendarmerie who was arrested in October 2016 in Montenegro with 15 other people on suspicion that during the then parliamentary elections they planned to carry out terrorist actions throughout the country, cause armed conflicts and even liquidations.
Dikić became the commander of the Gendarmerie in 2009, and before that he was the head of the Niš detachment of that unit. Before joining the Gendarmerie, he was a member of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit for 10 years.
The jobs of Bratislava and Dragan Diklić
However, there is no rush when it comes to accusations made by the media against Gendarmerie commander Bratislava Dikić and his brother Dragan, otherwise an intelligence officer of this police formation in Niš.
In 2013, tabloids, also known as progressive official messengers, as well as other newspapers, reported that Bratislav Diklić and his brother Dragan, then an intelligence officer of the Niš Gendarmerie, together with a group of their subordinates, were connected to racketeering, money laundering and securing suspicious establishments. in Nis, "Time" was written in the text Competition for the first gendarme of Serbia.
It is further stated that the then head of the Criminal Police Directorate, Rodoljub Milović, was chased through the streets of Belgrade by seven jeeps suspected to belong to the Gendarmerie; that two SUK inspectors, Ivan Petković and Ljubiša Puzović, had to request police protection because they were followed by gendarmes when they started investigating violations of the law in this unit; that the Gendarmerie is about to revolt...
The then State Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Božović, did not come forward until ten days after the outbreak of the Dikić affair. He said that in the next two weeks, the preliminary results of the investigation into the events in the Gendarmerie and the alleged criminal activities of its commander will be known - "when the investigation is completed, all those responsible, regardless of name and surname, should be prosecuted".
The Prime Minister and the Minister of the Interior tried to cool down Božović's belated enthusiasm and energy, "Vreme" wrote. Ivica Dačić, under a very fresh impression of his own contamination in Banana affairs (associating with a member of the drug cartel Darko Šarić, Rodoljub Radulović aka Miša Banan) said that "we need to drop the ball" and be "very precise because it is not the same whether an investigation has been launched against the commander of the Gendarmerie or his brother", and that "who is the guilty must be held accountable, but those who campaign against someone who is not guilty should also be held accountable"...
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