Vucevic: 3,681 people participated in blockades in Serbia this morning, their actions failed

Photo: Tanjug/Vladimir Sporcic

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Milos Vucevic said that this morning a total of 3,681 people participated in blockades across Serbia, in this way harassing other citizens.

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He pointed out that today's actions organized by the "blockaders" have not been successful.

"They are taking away other people's right to move freely, they engage in physical attacks, (then) run away at incredible speed," Vucevic told TV Pink, commenting on the blockades in Serbia.

He added that when those taking part in these protests attack the police, they are attacking Serbia, because the job of the police is to defend public order and peace.

According to Vucevic, it is good that the police are identifying the protesters.

"They surround police stations, gather like a pack, let them all be registered, there must be order. You can't do this sort of thing anywhere else. If you were to do it in Madrid, London, Washington, how would you fare? This is the (protesters') attitude towards the citizens of Serbia. What would it be like if they, the layabouts, came to power? What do they do for a living, what do they do in life, apart from handling dumpsters?," asked Vucevic.

Groups of students who are taking part in blocking their faculties, along with citizens who support them, today blocked some roads in Belgrade, Novi Sad and some other cities.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)