Jovo Bakic (student list): All ties between the state and organized crime must be severed. All employees of the Ministry of the Interior are required to undergo verification.
A candidate from the student list, a professor of sociology at the University of Belgrade, said that he is seriously preparing for a possible appointment to the post of Serbian interior minister. On the N1 TV channel, he presented a plan to reform the Ministry of the Interior, which included severing ties with organized crime, inspecting all employees, and returning some retired police officers to service.
In the summer, he clarified that for now we are only talking about his desire to take this position: the issue has been discussed informally, but no final decision has been made. He sees the fight against organized crime as one of the main tasks of the future government.
"Organized crime, of course, will not disappear anywhere, but the state should not be under its control, as it has been for the last ten years or more. All ties between government authorities and criminal groups must be severed. The state must serve the citizens," he said. According to Bakich, this task will last one to two years.
All Ministry of Interior employees must undergo verification.
The reform in the Ministry of the Interior, according to Bez', should affect all employees. First of all, it is necessary to check their property and compare it with the official income.
"Some will lose their jobs at this point. Then the issue of the criminal prosecution will be decided - everything depends on the availability of evidence," he explained.
If he is appointed as a minister, in the summer he also intends to reinstate some retired police officers, whom he considers to be conscientious professionals and experts. They must help carry out reforms. At the same time, he has not yet considered the candidacy of the former Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ) commander Sepso Walevich.
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