Students from the Serbian capital Belgrade went to the march to Novi Sad on Thursdaywhere on Friday evening will join their peers and blockage of three bridges will show them support in the symbolic protest of exactly three months After the collapse of a concrete shelter at the Novi Sad railway station. The incident claimed 15 victims of life, TASR reports based on reports of HINA and RTS.
The protest march of students of Belgrade universities began on Thursday morning. In front of the police academy building in the zemun district of the march stopped and 15-minute silence paid tribute to the victims of the misfortune in Novi Sad. Subsequently, with the support and applause of the collected citizens, he re-set on a about 80-kilometer journey to Novi Sad. The entire route of the march is provided by the police.
Meanwhile, the students in Novi Sad organized blockades of the Varadin Bridge, the Bridge of the Bridge and the Bridge of Freedom. The action was named “Three Months – Three Bridges” And as expected, in addition to students from Belgrade, many well -known personalities and representatives of organizations from all over the region will join it, writes Hina. The aim is to prove support to the student protest movement, which broke out after the tragedy in Novi Sad, as well as after the subsequent wave of violence against the demonstrators.
Students emphasized their key goals they are requesting justice and taking responsibility for the collapse of the shelter, as well as the fight against corruption and for a fairer society. They also called on the effective and impartial functioning of institutions, including the police and the judiciary.
On social networks, they appealed to citizens from all over the country and their peers from other universities to join them on Saturday, February 1.
Over the past three months, hundreds of thousands of people have gone to the streets in more than 130 cities in Serbia. The student movement continues to grow, while the biggest protest has so far occurred at Belgrade Square Slavija and the Travel Command, where more than 200,000 people have gathered in two days.
Under the pressure of demonstrators, the Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučevič filed a resignation on Tuesday. As a result of the tragedy in Novi Sad, the Ministers of Transport and Trade Goran Vesič and Tomislav Momirovič resigned.
President Aleksandar Vučič on Wednesday met other demands of demonstrators and granted pardon to 13 people arrested during protests. Earlier this week, the government announced criminal prosecution of persons accused of attacking demonstrators.
The organizers of the protests continue They call for the publication of all documents related to the reconstruction work at the railway station in Novi Sad. The government has published thousands of parties of documents, but experts claim that the documentation is incomplete.
