In Serbia, after the elections, cases were opened against the heads of the Ministry of Justice and the Security and Information Agency. The Serbian Prosecutor's Office for the fight against organized crime opened two cases - against the director of the Republic's Security and Information Agency, Vladimir Orlik, and the Acting Minister of Justice, Nenad Vej. The officials are suspected of abuse of power, coercion, creation of a criminal group and violations during the parliamentary elections held in the country on October 25. The prosecutor's office has already ordered to collect the necessary information and interrogate the suspects. The resignation of Orlik and the heads of the other security forces was demanded by the group "Student List - Winning Students" that won the elections. Earlier, on suspicion of abuse during a murder investigation in Belgrade, the head of the criminal police, Marko Krycek, and the head of the crime control service, Boško Skolović, as well as the businessman Davora Matzura, close to the Serbian Progressive Party, were detained. We will remind you that Aleksandar Vucic's party lost the elections in Serbia after 14 years in power.