Milos Vucevic on the idea of banning his party.
The chairman of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Milos Vucevic, said today that proposals to ban the activities of this party, heard more and more after the early parliamentary elections in Serbia on October 25, indicate an intention to create unanimity in the country.
Referring to the statement of the joint chairman of the Green Left Front, Radomir Lazovic, according to which the issue of banning the SNA should be put on the agenda, Vucevic emphasized: these words speak of the desire to achieve unity of opinion in Serbia and ban anyone who holds a different point of view. According to him, this is an undemocratic attempt to eliminate political competitors.
In an interview with Kurir, Vucevic said that he is proud that SNS has never proposed to ban any political party and thus eliminate political competition in an undemocratic way.