Milomir Jaćimović continues his hunger strike in front of Novi Sad's Banovina, demanding that his buses be returned and multimillion-dollar fines canceled. He filed a report with the police because he does not feel safe because of one truck
Truck driver Milomir Jacimovic is on hunger strike for the sixth day in front of the entrance to the Vojvodina Government building in Novi Sad, demanding the return of all confiscated buses and the cancellation of multimillion-dollar fines.
He stated that he feels fine, but filed a police report because a yellow truck has been near him for several days and he does not feel safe because of it.
As he stated for N1, the truck driver told him that the party had sent him.
During the past night, another banner in support of Jaćimović, which was placed on top of the provincial government building, was taken down.
As eyewitnesses told N1, the banner with the inscription "Support for Jaćimović" was taken down around two in the morning by two masked men in hoods, and this information was confirmed by Jaćimović, who in recent months transported students to protests all over Serbia for free.
During the previous nights, banners supporting Jaćimović and his son Milan were taken down. who decided to end his hunger strike two days ago, but as his father said on Friday, he could start it again if their demands are not met.
As a form of support for Jaćimović, the students in the blockade of the faculties of Novi Sad announced for Saturday (November 15), a blockade at the main bus station in that city.
They called the action "Student, in one direction".
The blockade of the bus station at the corner of Bulevar Oslobodenja and Bulevar Jaša Tomić begins at 16 p.m.
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