The management of the Dušanovac market in the Belgrade municipality of Voždovac, today (September 19), chased away the students who presented the program of their list in the campaign for extraordinary parliamentary elections.
The management of the market requested that the Student List stand be moved, which was done. As announced by the Citizens' Assembly of Voždovac, the students moved the stand across the highway that passes by the market, and continued their action. During all that time, the SNS stand was located at the Dušanovac market.
This was not the only today's incident directed against the Student List.
Zajecar
In Zaječar, an unknown person from the SNS stand approached the student stand and provoked and attacked students and other citizens, reports the portal Nova.rs. When a young man wearing a "Students Win" T-shirt said he was going to call the police, one man hit him with curses and insults, and then they were separated.
As stated, the incident was immediately reported to the police, but those present received a response from the MUP that "they don't have a patrol on duty" that they could send to the field.
Guardians of the Constitution
It was continued. bicycle tour "Guardians of the Constitution" which is started on September 17 from Belgrade, when two teams, carrying copies of the Constitution, headed for different parts of Serbia.
As reported by N1, the team moving along the northern route is driving from Zrenjanin to Kikinda today, while the other group is on its way to Užice.
The students on the northern route previously arrived in Aleksandrovo, where they were met by farmers with tractors, who then continued their journey together with the cyclists. One of the candidates from the Student List is among the tractor drivers.
On the western route, the students were welcomed in the center of Čačak by dozens of citizens with applause and chanting. About 50 students arrived in Čačak from Gornji Milanovac, where they had previously spent the night. In Čačak, they spoke with citizens at three locations and collected signatures of support for their pre-election program.
Before Užice, the students will visit the townspeople of Mrcajevac and Požega.
During the ten-day tour, students talk to citizens and present the program with which they are going to the parliamentary elections on October 25.
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