The students who blocked the Faculty of Philosophy last week, demanding the resignation of Professor Gruhonjić due to hate speech, were supported by the rector of the University of Novi Sad, but the dean of their faculty was not.
Rector Dejan Madić said yesterday that he "supports the protesting students" and that he "condemns the hate speech of professor Dink Gruhonjić". He noted that he does not have the authority to decide on the Faculty of Philosophy, but that the dean's office must deal with it.
The dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Ivana Živančević Sekeruš, said in the Dan live show N1 that she wonders who are the people who decide how and when a state institution works.
She pointed out that she was against the dismissal of Professor Gruhonjić, but that she did not stand behind one professor but behind all her colleagues, because, she reminded, it was her duty to protect legality. "Nobody hired people with an ultimatum, nor can they fire them with an ultimatum."
Today he was arrested, interrogated, and then released from SI custody, who threatened journalist Ana Lalić Hegediš and professor Dink Gluhonjić.
At the "Batrovci" border crossing, during the entry into the country, an SI was identified and arrested, for whom a search warrant was issued due to threats to journalist Anna Lalić Hegediš, announced today a member of the Permanent Working Group for the Safety of Journalists, Veran Matić.
He was interrogated in the Special Prosecutor's Office for high-tech crime, and during the search, evidence was found that he had also threatened professor Dink Gruhonjić, whose removal is being demanded by the students who until yesterday blocked the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad.
Today, the Prosecution proposed detention for SI, but the court rejected that proposal and imposed a measure of prohibition against leaving the apartment with electronic monitoring.