The citizens of Kragujevac have been signing a petition demanding extraordinary parliamentary elections for the second day. More than 2000 signatures were collected in just a few hours
People from Kragujevac on the second day, they signed a petition demanding early parliamentary elections, and more than 2000 signatures have been collected so far.
The petition started yesterday, Saturday around 19:XNUMX, without any announcement, in the pedestrian zone of the city, at the Cross, and lasted for about two hours.
The organizers of this action are the Free University of Kragujevac and the Academic Plenum, with the help and support of the Viber group "Protest 2025 KG!".
Today's action in the Great Park near the fountain started at 17 p.m. and is still going on.
"Why am I signing the petition? Because it's high time we see the end of this government that has been stealing from us for years, putting us in debt and spreading hatred among the people. Our president is a disgrace to every country, let alone Serbia," said Igor Grebović from Kragujevac to the "Danasa" reporter.
The organizers announce that the action will continue these days in other city settlements.
The next collection of signatures for the extraordinary parliamentary elections is scheduled for Tuesday, June 17 at 19 p.m., when the traditional assembly of citizens of six local communities: Aerodrom, Denino brdo, Vinogradi, Sušica, Petrovac and Uglješnica is held on the Blue Field near Vrtić.
Source: Today
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