Aleksandar Vučić makes illegal and unconstitutional threats again. This time he pompously announced the professor's arrest Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade because, as he claims, he gave grades to students based on whether they were participants in the blockade or not.
"At the Faculty of Political Sciences, you have a professor who asks who goes to blockades. Whoever raises his hand gets a ten, whoever doesn't raise his hand gets a six. I believe they will be arrested soon. Because we have sound evidence for that," said Vučić, without specifying who it was and whether there was an investigation. He cites some sort of audio recording as "proof".
Regime "analyst" Nebojša Krstić he quickly set a target on four FPN professors.
Biljana Đorđević, docent and deputy of the Green Left Front, also spoke to Vreme about the attack on FPN professors. She says that the exams at this faculty are public, that they are held in the amphitheater and in large classrooms, so it is impossible for a professor to threaten the students or to collectively ask who is going to the blockades, without there being any eyewitnesses.
"That's why we're waiting for the alleged tone record of the president," she says, and that Vučić's obsession with the Faculty of Philosophy, but also with the Faculty of Political Sciences, is noticeable, because his spokespeople specifically apostrophize these two higher education institutions.
FPN as a thorn in the side
This threat occurs only a few weeks after the SNS government indirectly tried to oust the dean Maja Kovačević from office. That's how the dean was voted for again, but Maja Kovačević was re-elected. She then said yes to Vreme "if someone's goal was to appoint a desirable acting dean here - they failed in that".
"They failed to replace dean Maja Kovačević and the management of FPN, so now they have to make use of new lies. It is unthinkable that anyone would share grades as described by Vučić, because at the very least the students themselves would be dissatisfied with such treatment and would protest, aside from the fact that it is a meaningless sentence that someone goes to the blockades. The blockades were at the faculties themselves and we could all see the students, there was no need to go to them somewhere," said Đorđević.
She added that she recognizes such lies well, because she herself was a victim of similar false accusations.
She described another similar situation, which shows that this is not the first time that the government has targeted the FPN.
"Two years ago, the deputy of the Serbian Progressive Party, Veroljub Arsić, said in the National Assembly that with professor Đorđe Pavićević and myself, students who 'do not support our politics' cannot pass the exams, and that is why those students ask to take the exams in front of the committee. It is true that not a single student has ever asked to take any of the subjects that Professor Pavićević and I are involved in before the committee, and Arsić himself admitted to me a year later that his daughter once got the highest grade on the course I teach", stated Đorđević.
For her, this was the ultimate proof of how easy it is to lie publicly about people and that they can be defamed even though nothing dishonorable can be found about them.
"We don't divide students, the regime marks them as enemies of the state, as it has done with us for a long time," said Biljana Đorđević.
Previously, Đorđević was already apostrophized by pro-regime tabloids.
The Administration of the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Belgrade has strongly condemned, as they said, the belittling and targeting of their teachers in the series "Ex Kädtera: Labyrinth", which was broadcast on August 18, 2025, on televisions with the national frequency B92 and TV Prva, as well as on Informer television. They then called Đorđević in the series a "manifestation of evil" and an "ideological operative" who "abuses students." Professors Đorđe Pavićević and Dušan Pavlović were also targeted in the series.
The Green-Left Front party announced in November 2025 that "Vladimir Balać, a student from Ćaciland, threatened with murder, i.e. slaughter", to MP Biljana Đorđević on her way out of the National Assembly. Before that, convicted rapist Simo Spasić threatened her with rape in front of the police, who did not react.
HEART: Vučić violated his powers
The Serbia Center Party (SRCE) assessed that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, by announcing the arrest of a professor at the University of Belgrade and the introduction of a "verbal offense", violated his authority and opened the issue of respect for the Constitution and the law.
The SRCE statement states that Vučić, during a tour of the Expo 2027 construction site, spoke about alleged irregularities at the Faculty of Political Sciences and said that some professors "will soon be arrested", because there is some kind of sound evidence for that. That party assessed that the president does not have the authority to announce arrests or changes to the criminal legislation, stressing that "verbal delict" does not exist in the valid legal framework of Serbia.
The party invited the competent prosecutor's office to comment on Vučić's statement, stating that it is necessary to establish whether there are legal grounds for action or for the possible initiation of proceedings due to public harassment. The announcement also raises the question of the origin of the mentioned audio evidence and whether it was obtained in accordance with the law, as well as which institution delivered it to the President of the Republic.
Threat after threat to the University of Belgrade
There has been a constant pursuit of the University of Belgrade for weeks. In just a few days, the representatives of the regime were orchestrated slandered the rector Vladan Đokić after his speech from the Rector's balcony, and the tabloids accused him of the death of a girl at the Faculty of Philosophy.
Coffins, the right of the police to kill and "murder" on Filozofsko
Sam Vučić said that an educational genocide was committed and that the girl was "killed", and Darko Glišić urged parents not to enroll their children in "blockader", i.e., state universities, so that their children "would not be returned in suitcases".
Then the Minister of Information and Telecommunications Boris Bratina managed to say that the students should be aware that the police have the right to beat and kill.
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