Djilas: Ana Brnabic Committed a Coup Today

The president of the Freedom and Justice Party, Dragan Djilas, said on Nov. 25 that the Serbian speaker, Ana Brnabic, committed a coup in Serbia, criticizing her handling of today’s  parliamentary session.

Speaking to reporters in the lobby of the Parliament of Serbia, Djilas claimed that Brnabic had acted on the orders of President Aleksandar Vucic and that she had actually "shut down the Parliament."

According to Djilas, Brnabic was wrong when she refused to include in the agenda a motion for  a vote of no confidence in the Serbian government, prompted by the tragedy in Novi Sad.

Radomir Lazovic, a Greeen-Left Front MP, told N1 television that several of his colleagues were injured during the incidents in the Parliament of Serbia when, as he alleged, they were "attacked by the police and the Serbian Progressive Party together."

Lazovic was explicit that that he was personally attacked by Minister of Health Zlatibor Loncar when he attempted to stick a label reading "You Have Blood on Your Hands" on the seats reserved for government ministers. After that, another opposition MP, Jelena Jerinic, was "attacked by Milica (Djurdjevic Stamenkovski) and another Progressive minister, and then “a brawl erupted,” Lazovic said.

Marinika Tepic, the Freedom and Justice Party’s MP, said that during the session, she poured red liquid on the Progressive MPs, namely, Milenko Jovanov, Igor Becic, and Vladimir Djukanovic after they "started punching my colleagues."