Milojko Spajić's government, reacting to the incident that occurred on October 25th in the Podgorica neighborhood of Zabjelo, succumbed to hysteria, which is only an indication of the chaos that is apparently occurring daily in many segments of the executive branch.
This was stated by Nikola Janović, a member of parliament from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), during a guest appearance on the show "Colors of Morning" on Television Vijesti.
"Unfortunately, everything we had the opportunity to see in the past few days is an ugly picture and I really think that most citizens feel ashamed about all those hysterical events, the propaganda that was going on in those days and the failures of the Police Directorate, above all. We saw that the wrong people were arrested," he said.
The police initially claimed that citizens of Turkey and Azerbaijan participated in the wounding of Podgorica resident MJ on the evening of October 25th in Zabjelo, which caused a series of xenophobic incidents - derogatory chants, the demolition of catering facilities in several cities, the burning of cars owned by Turkish citizens...
After the High Court found that there was no evidence against the two initially arrested Turkish citizens ND (54) and Azerbaijani YG (31), as it was proven that they had no connection to the crime, police arrested Azerbaijanis JM (45) and EM (33) yesterday morning.
Janović said that he did not know what explanation "could be that you are destroying the property of citizens of another country who came to Montenegro."
When the host stated that the public was mentioning that the tensions in Montenegro were "someone's outsider's scenario", and that this turned out to be true in the case of graffiti written in the north of the country after the elections on August 30, 2020, Janović, speaking about the graffiti, said that he could not understand how anyone could have "thought of it".
"Whoever did it has no excuse. That's what we think about the graffiti from 2020, but also in any case we cannot relativize everything that is happening and this atmosphere that is happening today because definitely no one planted this atmosphere of hatred today that we had the opportunity to see," he added.
"Vijesti" reported in early October that a group of police officers working for the so-called Grand Clan actively participated in the pre- and post-election activities of the DPS, and that after the party's defeat in the elections on August 30, they wrote graffiti in the north of the country in an attempt to provoke interethnic tensions.
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