This was stated by the head of the Club of PDP deputies in the National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska, Igor Crnadak and added:
– Very soon, we will know the views of the Troika and HDZ on whether the Minister of Security should lead his department from prison, as SNSD and DNS believe, or whether they will vote for the minister’s dismissal. After the recent decision of the SNSD to officially stop European integration with its majority in the National Assembly, this change will be a definitive confirmation that the SNSD-Troika-HDZ coalition has completed its political journey.
He adds that references to the alleged violation of the conclusions of the National Assembly are especially ridiculous, when it is known that the MUP of the Republika Srpska, under the direct command of the SNSD, carried out Nešić’s arrest.
– Why are SNSD and DNS attacking the opposition because of the initiative to dismiss the minister, which is normal for any opposition anywhere in the world, and not attacking the MUP of the RS, which arrested their minister? Why are they silent about it? Let’s not talk about the fact that the SNSD not only does not respect the conclusions, but also does not respect the laws that the National Assembly adopted and Dodik signed, so they have not yet formed the Medicines Agency of the Republika Srpska even though the Law was adopted in 2021 – it is clear Black man.
Therefore, he states, there is no need for SNSD and DNS officials to panic, if they are right and if they are supported by their coalition partners, the replacement will not be possible, and we will know everything very soon.
In the end, says Crnadak, the worst thing for the Republika Srpska is that it faces a long-term cleanup from the consequences of the SNSD and DNS rule, which do not claim that the minister did not take 1 million KM in bribes, but consider it normal, that you don’t need to go to jail for that, and if you ask a high-ranking official “where did you get 20 properties from?”, the answer is quite sufficient – from your salary.
(Vijesti.ba)
