BS: We will support the initiative to dismiss Andrija Mandić

"The Presidency of the Bosniak Party has unanimously decided that the Bosniak Party deputies will vote to dismiss Andrija Mandić from the position of President of the Parliament of Montenegro. The Presidency of the Bosniak Party believes that this decision is in line with the program principles of the Bosniak Party, as well as the values, responsibilities and principles on which a democratic and European Montenegro must rest," the Bosniak Party statement states.

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Ibrahimović and Mandić, Photo: Luka Zeković
Ibrahimović and Mandić, Photo: Luka Zeković
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The Bosniak Party (BS) announced that it will support the initiative to dismiss the President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Andrija Mandić.

As stated in the statement, the party's presidency held a session to discuss the current political situation and the initiative to dismiss the President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Andrija Mandić.

"The Presidency of the Bosniak Party has unanimously decided that the Bosniak Party deputies will vote to dismiss Andrija Mandić from the position of President of the Parliament of Montenegro. The Presidency of the Bosniak Party believes that this decision is in line with the program principles of the Bosniak Party, as well as the values, responsibilities and principles on which a democratic and European Montenegro must rest," the statement states.

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"...Who was sentenced to life imprisonment before international judicial institutions for genocide in Srebrenica, crimes against humanity and war crimes. We would like to especially remind you that the Parliament of Montenegro also adopted a Resolution on the genocide in Srebrenica. Therefore, it is unacceptable for the Bosniak Party, from the position of the president of the highest legislative house, to send messages of any respect or condolences to the family of a man who has been finally convicted of genocide and other most serious war crimes," the statement reads.

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