Students in the blockade will submit signatures for the list "Student list - Students win" to the RIK tomorrow. Even before the end of the second day of signing, the lines to support their list do not decrease everywhere in Serbia. Rector Đokić signed the students
"Thank you for coming, but you will not be able to enter and sign the Student List," a student from the Student List team told the crowd in Hilandarska Street in Belgrade on Sunday around 19:30 p.m. At that moment, there were about 200 people in line.
And yet, no one fell out of line. An agreement with notaries is expected.
At 10 minutes before 8:00 p.m., when the deadline for signing was approaching, the student came out in front of the crowd, thanked them, said that the signing was complete and invited them to meet tomorrow in front of the Rector's Office to submit the Student List to the RIK together.
Let's go to the RIK together.
Students in the blockade of higher education institutions announced that tomorrow they will submit signatures for the list to the Republic Election Commission (REK) "Student list - Students win."" and invited the citizens to submit them together.
The gathering is at 17 p.m. in front of the Rector's Office of the University of Belgrade, from where you will walk to the RIK building.
"The streets of Serbia were flooded with queues to collect signatures that citizens gave as a confirmation of their desire for change and confidence that "Student List - Students Win" can provide that change. We will carry the signatures together, because this is a joint fight, as will be the victory. See you in front of the Rector's Office", the students said
In Ustanička row of 300 meters
According to some statements, the Student List collected the 10.000 signatures needed to submit the list yesterday, but will continue to collect signatures as long as citizens want to support them.
In Ustanička street number 204 in Belgrade, students collect signatures in a small shopping center until 20 pm, and citizens were told that there are currently two notaries working.
Around 2:00 p.m., the column was about 300 meters long, reports the reporter of the Beta agency, stating that the column moves slowly and that citizens wait in line for several hours, as well as that representatives of choirs and students occasionally give them water.
Rector Djokic
The rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, signed the Student List for the parliamentary elections on October 25.
Photo: FoNet/Aleksandar BardaRector Vladan Đokić
"The citizens are awake, the support is obvious and everything is going in the right direction. The unity is there and the Student Movement is definitely winning the elections," Djokic told FoNet.
Answering a question about claims that certain faculties vetoed his candidacy on the Student List, Djokic stated that he "cannot comment on how students vote."
Lines across Serbia
Kreni-Promeni says that a large number of citizens have contacted them in recent days claiming that their employers and superiors, especially in public companies, forced them to sign the SNS list, and that in some cases they were organized to go to places where signatures were collected.
The students announced on their social networks that citizens came out en masse yesterday and formed lines to sign the "Student list - Students are winning" list, as well as that those lines were also formed today at locations throughout Serbia.
"Not by chance - in some places, notaries have canceled their legally prescribed obligation to certify signatures for election lists. Obstructions did not prevent citizens from waiting in lines all day or going to another place in order to leave us their signature," the students stated.
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