The student who called a colleague "chaci" is charged with a serious injury, for which the measure of temporary removal from the faculty, ban on taking exams and as a last resort - expulsion from the faculty is prescribed.
Against student Luka Đorđević of the Faculty of Law in Niš has been subject to disciplinary proceedings and is threatened with punishment, from admonition to expulsion, because on the eve of the election for the student parliament he told a colleague from the opposite list that "dads", reports Južne Vesti today.
Recently, the newly founded Student Association won the parliamentary elections at the Faculty of Law in Nis, while the Student Union was defeated after a long time, and Đorđević was the winner.
According to him, the incident happened when members of the Alliance were tearing up posters and flyers of his organization before the elections.
"They are charging me because of the word 'chaci', when students were tearing up our posters and flyers in front of the Union. As the holder of the electoral list, I felt the responsibility to come, to see what is happening, and the main subject of the dispute is that conflict and specifically the word 'chaci'," said Đorđević.
He expressed his concern because he is being charged with a serious injury, for which the measure of temporary removal from the faculty, prohibition of taking exams and as a last resort - expulsion from the faculty is prescribed.
He believes that it is a precedent and that he is not sure whether the member of the Union of Students, who lost the elections, or someone else is really behind the application.
His lawyer, Jovan Rajić, stated that the Commission was supposed to sit on Tuesday, but the session was postponed to May 19.
The Dean of the Faculty of Law, Predrag Cvetković, told Južne Vesti that the Administration was informed about the procedure, and the outcome, as he states, will be decided exclusively by the Disciplinary Commission.
"It needs to be determined whether there is a violation or not, and the Disciplinary Commission will decide on that. It is important to us that the elections for the student parliament passed without incident. Of course, it is also important to us that this be resolved, but there is a procedure, and the commission is there to implement it," said Cvetković.
Source: FoNet
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