"Where to tomorrow?"; Bečić and Šaranović to provide evidence that organized criminal groups are behind us

Informal group of students "Kamo Śutra?" asked from pDeputy Prime Minister for Security, Defense, Crime Fighting and Internal Policy Aleksa Bećić and Minister of Internal Affairs Danilo Saranović to inform the public about the evidence on which they based their claims that organized criminal groups are behind them.

This informal group of students demands that Bečić and Saranović resign because of the tragedy in Cetinje in which 12 people died.

"These are serious accusations that label us criminals, so we ask that they provide evidence for these claims and file criminal charges based on them. Otherwise, they should bear political and legal responsibility for the falsehoods they have presented and thereby endangered each of us individually "., it was announced from the informal group of students "Kamo Śutra?"

They add that the group is made up of and led by students, young people who want to build a better future for everyone.

"Through the shameless statements and announcements of the parties, Democratic Montenegro has proven that they do not care about the young people of this country, if they do not belong to their party. This group does not belong to any party in Montenegro. As inexperienced as we are, we are smarter than that." it is written in the announcement.

Last night in Podgorica, a protest was held in front of the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP), organized by the informal group of students "Kamo Śutra?", on the occasion of the tragedy in which 1 people were killed in the capital on January 12.