On the way to the central building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in 29. november Street, where the citizens protesting for the eighth day against election theft, demanding a repeat of the elections at all levels, went tonight, Dobrica Veselinović, the list holder of the "Serbia against violence" coalition, tells " Time" that "about thirty students were detained last night, and the girls were kept overnight."
"The real team of our coalition is with them, and other lawyers who came forward to help them." All of them are doing everything to let these young people go home. Tonight we are walking because of them, so that they can put pressure on those who detained them", says Dobrica Veselinović.
"Our goal is for our representatives, the negotiation team, to enter the police building in order to urge and reach an agreement for the students to be released." I am sure that they are not guilty of what they are accused of and that the reaction of the police was inappropriate."
Veselinović says that the detained students "are accused on various grounds, some of them are very serious, there is also mention of endangering the constitutional order, but these are, so to speak, initial charges, we will see how they will be defined in the end."
Read daily news, analysis, commentary and interviews at www.vreme.com