Hate speech, instead of being silenced at the time of tragedies, flared up on social networks, reports were filed with the police

One report was filed by Marko Roganović from Cetinje due to disturbing and offensive comments, and TV Vijesti unofficially learns from the Police Department that the action on the report is ongoing and that the competent prosecutor's office has been notified. These are two announcements from Montenegro and one from Bosnia and Herzegovina

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The tragedy in Cetinje, which caused an uproar in the country, on social networks and in certain media, was the trigger for inappropriate comments and hate speech.

Television News has unofficially learned from the Police Directorate that proceedings are underway on the complaint filed by Marko Roganović from Cetinje on January 3 for insulting and disturbing comments against his city and fellow citizens.

The Group for Suppression of Criminal Offenses of High-tech Crime and certain local jurisdictions was informed about the report and the competent prosecutors were informed.

Roganović stated that the posts and comments, which caused him to file a complaint, cause a feeling of being offended and threatened. He asks the Police Administration to take all measures provided for by law against the persons who wrote insultingly about the tragedy on Facebook.

The media is not silent either, and Srpski Telegraf stands out with its cover from January 4, "Njegoš cursed Cetinje - They will kill until they return the chapel to Lovćen", illustrated with a picture of Njegoš and the collapsed chapel on Lovćen, as well as a picture of the mass murderer Aco Martinović. which killed 12 and injured four people.

Whether they will react, since this newspaper is also distributed in Montenegro, from the competent Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, headed by Lepa Medenica, Television Vijesti was informed that they "monitor and assess whether there are significant characteristics of a criminal offense".

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