After getting banned from entering Serbia, Selma Bajrami posts disgraceful message about Novak Djokovic

Photo: Antonio Ahel/ATAImages, Facebook/Selma Bajrami

After she was sent back from the Belgrade airport yesterday, January 22 - because she was officially banned from entering Serbia on the order of former director of BIA Aleksandar Vulin - singer Selma Bajrami is not stopping with provocations.

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Now she's gone even after Novak Djokovic.

Namely, Selma shared a post on her Instagram story that was published in support of the singer, and where Djokovic is mentioned in a disgraceful connotation.

As Novak Djokovic is put in the same context as Bajrami in the disputed post, the public became even more enraged.

"Novak Djokovic sits and laughs with Rita Ora (a spokesperson and advocate for Greater Albania) and nothing? Then we laugh and make memes. I don't want to and I'm not making a comparison, but I'm talking about how banal both are. While people who are not our (Serbian) fellow citizens are prohibited from showing the eagle ('Albanian eagle'), S... (derogatory word for Albanians) don't have to put stickers on (their cars) while passing through Serbia," reads a user's post, which Selma shared and, clearly, supported.

Printscreen: Instagram/selmabajramistar

Bosnian singer Selma Bajrami has been continuously posting and provoking on social networks since she was banned from entering Serbia and sent back from Belgrade, on the first plane to Sarajevo. The ban came because she sings Albanian nationalist songs and makes an offensive to Serbs gesture that's known as "the Albanian eagle".

(Telegraf.rs)