Bosko Obradovic (Beta/Milos Miskov)
Dveri movement leader Bosko Obradovic, who has been on a hunger strike for four days before the Serbian Parliament building, has said that he is continuing with the strike and is not changing his demands that the electoral process be suspended and that the authorities and the opposition sit together at a negotiating table.
"In a way, I am continuing Aleksandar Martinovic’s hunger strike, since he has ended it. I will also adopt the idea that the prosecutor’s office and police should act and prosecute all those from the the top government circles involved in high corruption and crime scandals – from the Savamala case, the helicopter case, to Jovanjica and Krusik", Obradovic told N1 on May 13.
According to him, so far no one from the prosecutor’s office or the police had contacted him to give a statement concerning a criminal report filed against him and another three persons over an incident in front of the Parliament building on May 8.
"I have heard rumors that the police are gradually contacting the other three people involved in an alleged incident. We saw that no one touched Marijan Risticevic; he caused the incident by provoking the gathered people", Obradovic said.
He added that he feels fine.
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