Several evenings in a row, the citizens of Lucan protest in front of the municipal building, demanding the removal of President Milivoj Dolović, who, according to witnesses, physically assaulted priest Dalibor Milošević.
Citizens Lucana they have been protesting for days and demanding the dismissal of the municipal president, Milivoj Dolović, because, as they say, he mistreated priest of the Serbian Orthodox Church who hosted students on their way to Novi Sad.
According to the citizens, he, in the company of another progressive, first verbally and then physically attacked the priest Dalibor Milošević.
It happened a few days ago.
"Dolović's friend and accomplice got out of the car. He attacked even more rudely. He pulled the father by the chin, cursing and scolding him," said teacher Drinka Vujičić, who saw the whole event.
Activists of the "Youth in blockade" movement have been calling their fellow citizens for several evenings to gather in the center of Lucan, and then go on protest walks through the central streets.
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"We continue with the protests. We will not stop there. We will continue until the truth comes out," says student Đorđe Obradović.
Residents of Lucan have always lived in fear because of the military factory MB Namenska, because many of them work there. So the protests were very rare.
Now a petition for the removal of the mayor is being signed.
Priest Dalibor Milošević was attacked only because he hosted students in the parish hall.
After the attack, he visited the doctors at the local health center twice. He did not want to be in front of the camera, because he says he is not ready yet.
Source: H1
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