MP of the Ecological Uprising Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta he invited citizens to join today's protest at 17 pm in front of the Government of Serbia, organized by parliamentary opposition parties due to the death of 14 people in the collapse of the railway station canopy in Novi Sad.
"Aleksandar Vučić, there is no peace in Serbia as long as your police crush our children in the streets, and your criminals walk peacefully free. There will be no peace in Serbia until those responsible for the tragedy in Novi Sad serve their deserved prison terms. That's why everyone on the street, see you (at 17 p.m.) in front of the government," Jovanović said in a video message.
The co-president of the Green-Left Front (ZLF), Biljana Đorđević, said on the X social network that the protests are important as a message that the citizens are in solidarity with the families of the victims and the arrested activists and "that we will not give up, because - you are guilty, you will answer".
She also pointed out that Serbia with the progressives at the helm is "inefficient and incompetent", as well as showing itself to be "disinterested and arrogant" when it needs to preserve people's lives and guarantee their safety.
Pparliamentary opposition parties have announced a protest that will be held in front of the Serbian government at 17 p.m. where they will repeat their demands for responsibility for the death of 14 people during the demolition of the railway station canopy in Novi Sad.
The opposition is demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević and the mayor of Novi Sad, Milan Đurić, as well as the publication of all secret contracts related to the reconstruction of that station.
Dacic: The police will not allow violence
Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic called on the protest organizers to refrain from violence and intrusions into state institutions and endangering people's safety, stressing that the police will not allow it.
"Tomorrow we have a demonstration, the police, as always, will behave with restraint so as not to cause incidents, but we call on everyone to refrain from violence." "We will not allow intrusion into state institutions, endangering people," Dacic warned.
He said that tomorrow's meeting has been announced, that it was announced by the opposition MPs headed by Srđan Milivojević.
He also said that the protest is being held on a national holiday - Armistice Day in the First World War, and that because of the demonstrators, more than a thousand policemen will have to be outside their homes and separated from their families.