Citizens gathered in the Belgrade assembly on Saturday (August 9) took a walk in Dedinje, next to the residence of the head of state, in the action "Pravda sleeps - you won't" in the late evening Aleksandar Vučić Villa Mir, Television Pink, home of the owner of that television Željko Mitrović and the villa of Jovanka Broz, where the president of the parliament lives Ana Brnabic.
Participants of the protest asked Vučić in front of Villa Mir to call for elections, as they had previously accused him of inciting hatred, calling students Nazis and terrorists, and selling Kosovo, reports FoNet.
It was said that nothing will be named after Vučić, nor will anyone suffer for him. Vučić was asked the question "why doesn't he call elections and face his inevitable fate - investigation, then imprisonment?"
Previously, the column stopped in front of the house owned by Mitrović, who, with chants of "Robija", was accused of receiving millions of state loans without explanation, violating the law on advertising, which brought him huge profits, manipulating artificial intelligence, making videos against journalists, building without permission the "Žeks Palace", where he lives.
"Oscars, call an election"
As reported by N1, the citizens announced that this will be the last such action, but the most important.
In front of Villa Mir, although it is known that it is not the president's real address - Vučić's last residential address that is known to the public, based on information from the database of his property, is the Belleville complex - they said:
"Your people will not disappear from the streets until the students clear you in the elections. Call the elections, so that Serbia can tell you what it really thinks about you. Call them and hope that the people will have more empathy and mercy towards you and your praetorians than you have towards them. Call them so that these wonderful people can stop trampling from house to house in search of justice. Rather, so that they can start building a new, healthier, more honest system from the ashes that the SNS cartel will to leave behind. There are plenty of student and civic demands, but let's start with the only one you are responsible for. CALL THE ELECTIONS!"
Sources: FoNet/N1
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