President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Milos Vucevic is talking about the violence of SNS activists who broke the jaw of a woman last January in Novi Sad student, said that it was a girl who was physically strong, very tall, large, who was fighting". He also denied that she was hit with a baseball bat.
Miloš Vučević is an activist speaking about this violence Social Media, for which he resigned from the position of prime minister, told how he was woken up by the phone that morning, and that he heard that there had been a fight and that some girl had been injured, "Danas" reports.
Vucevic stated that "it was later established that they came and attacked the premises" of SNS that night as well, and that that party "had people who defended the premises and that there was a physical confrontation".
"At the same time, that girl, who is physically strong, very tall, large, also fought physically and during a fall she injured herself in the chin area. She was not hit with a baseball bat, she fell in some fight, pushed, fell and injured her chin during the fall. I think she did not break her jaw for one simple reason, since we saw her on February 1, that is, only three days later, at a rally in Novi Sad," Vučević said.
The incident cost Vucevic the prime ministership
After this incident, Vučević resigned from the post of Prime Minister, and at the time he practically admitted that SNS members had attacked the students.
As he explained at the time, he submitted his resignation because he believes that he is objectively responsible for the attack on students that happened in Novi Sad.
"This morning when I woke up, got up, I saw this news from Novi Sad, that early this morning there was a physical confrontation in a street where a student, a young woman, was injured, and that the conflict started over the fact that someone was again coming in front of the SNS party premises, that he wanted to attack them, scribble. That people felt that they should defend it, and that their verbal conflict ended in another location," said Vucevic at the time.
He then wished the injured student a speedy recovery and said that he expects the attackers to be arrested and brought to justice.
Soon after that, Vučević changed the record, so the thugs who beat the students became "heroes" for him, President Aleksandar Vučić and other progressive officials, and then they were pardoned.
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