The higher court in Nis rejected all appeals of the Nis opposition regarding irregularities in the local elections held on June 2. This exhausts all legal means to challenge the victory of the SNS in the city, which Vučić's party declared a long time ago, and the opposition claims that the elections were grossly stolen.
The higher court in Niš rejected all the complaints of the Niš opposition regarding irregularities in the local elections held on June 2, Dragana Milutinović, a lawyer for the "Biramo Niš" coalition, told RTS.
She stated that the Nis opposition had thus exhausted all legal means to prove victory in the elections.
The City Election Commission (GIK) rejected all 24 objections of the opposition a week ago, after the High Court returned those objections for re-decision.
This decision of the High Court confirmed the preliminary results of GIK, according to which the list around the Serbian Progressive Party, which bears the name of the President of Serbia, has 30 mandates, the Citizens' Group "Dr. Dragan Milić" 16, "Biramo Niš" 10, Kreni-permeni and the coalition "United - Nada za Niš" for two mandates each and the Russian Party for one mandate.
Therefore, the Serbian Progressive Party can once again celebrate the victory in Nis, which it had already celebrated immediately after the elections when the opposition also declared victory and since then it has been providing evidence that the elections were grossly stolen.
Dr. Milić, as the leader of the largest opposition faction, refused to organize any protests, because "there will be no bloody heads in Nis", he opted for the path through the institutions and called on the SNS to "chivalrously" admit defeat.
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