The house arrest of students from Kragujevac and Niš, Luka Stevanović and Dimitri Dimić, was lifted on Wednesday.
Students from Kragujevac and Niš to Luka Stevanović and Dimitrije Dimić, who are charged with criminal acts of preparing acts against constitutional order and security and calling for violent change constitutional order on Wednesday, the house arrest was lifted and the nanogag was removed.
Economics student Luka Stevanović was removed from the Department for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions by the authorities and dismantled the tracking device in the family home in Kragujevac in the Stanovo settlement, where Luka has been under house arrest since July 29, writes Danas.
According to his lawyer, Aleksandar Radojčić, he can move freely from today and will defend his freedom in the further process.
Radojčić and his colleague Ljiljana Borović, who is a student lawyer at the Faculty of Law in They are not Dimitrije Dimić was appealed to the Court of Appeal against the decision of the High Court in Beograd to ban him from leaving the apartment, which was apparently approved today. Both students will defend their freedom in the continuation of the process.
"Immense euphoria, I can't believe what happened to me, I'm literally shaking with joy, still under the impression," Luka Stevanović said in his first statement to Danas.
He said: "See you on November 1 in Novi Sad".
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