Milos Vucevic: "New political majority doesn't want to take over power"

The leader of the Serbian Progressive Party Milos Vucevic has stated that the new political majority does not want not take over executive and parliamentary powers.

"They did not send a request to Ana Brnabic as the acting president of the Republic to urgently call elections for the president of Serbia, December 27 is the deadline when elections can be held. Which leads us to the conclusion that they are deliberately creating an environment for all this that is happening to happen, that they are not responsible for it, but they have been responsible since October 25," Vucevic told TV Nis.

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According to Vucevic, the prosecution and the police are now doing what they (Student List) want, while electronic media regulator REM is setting itself up as a "super body".

This, he added, is an attack not on one television outlet or one party, but on basic values ​​and the state of Serbia, where chaos now reigns.

"I hope that there will be serious people from the student, blockader side who have a sense of responsibility for the state. Whether someone now regrets it or not, they were elected to lead the state. They are masters of twisted definitions," said Vucevic.

Concering the REM session, Vucevic stated that there were a lot of people in front of this body's premises and that they were waiting for a decision.

"It's all quite confusing, it seems pretty amateurish, the REM session. We're watching a reality show, the shutting down of democracy and announcing the arrest of everyone who says something, who dares to criticize the new rulers. There is an 'intermezzo' that's strange," said Vucevic.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)