Eggs on the building of the Serbian Parliament

The citizens, at the invitation of the students of the Law and Technical Faculties in Belgrade, observed 15 minutes of silence at the intersection near the Serbian Parliament, and after that a part of them moved in front of the Parliament building, where they whistled and shouted "thieves".

Citizens gathered in front of the Assembly at one point started throwing eggs at the building.

Broken eggs can be seen on the red carpet at the entrance to the Assembly.

Teachers and students of Belgrade secondary and elementary schools arrived in front of the Serbian Parliament, and in a conversation with a reporter from FoNet, they pointed out that they know what is happening in the parliament and that after the protest of the educators, they spontaneously went to support the opposition MPs.

They explained that they remain in front of the Assembly for the time being and that they will monitor the situation and decide on further steps accordingly.

Radomir Lazović, deputy of the Green-Left Front, also addressed those gathered in front of the Assembly.

"We will not allow them to push through their points, only one point can be on the agenda, and that is the fulfillment of demands," Lazović said.

He is about that and spoke before for "Vreme".

"We have a proposal to stop this, it's a transitional government, but the only way to make it work is for everyone to support it." And if our proposal is the best, we will not push it if not everyone supports it. It is important that we unite. If anyone has any other suggestions, they can, only together we can succeed. If Muslims and Christians pray, then we too can unite around the fact that these people cannot continue as if nothing had happened", said Radomir Lazović in front of the Assembly.

FoNet/Milena Vlajic

The students previously blocked the intersection of Bulevar Kralja Aleksandar and Knez Miloš in Belgrade, where they held a 15-minute silence in honor of the victims of the fall of the canopy in Novi Sad.

After fifteen minutes of silence called for by the students of the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Technical Sciences, they mostly returned to the faculties, and citizens remained in front of the Assembly building.

The students' initial idea was to block the intersection, but the citizens stayed ahead.

In progress the first session of the regular spring session Parliament of Serbia, and an agenda with 62 items was proposed, including four laws in the field of education.

After the agenda was adopted, there was an incident when smoke bombs were thrown into the hall and the room was filled with smoke.

The session continued.