In Novi Sad, following a student gathering at the campus, a march began toward the Security and Information Agency (BIA) building.
At the entrance to the BIA, members of the emergency police were stationed, and the entrance was surrounded by the same fencing used during the blockade of prosecution and court buildings.
The students carried banners, vuvuzelas, and whistles. Citizens also joined the protest. One of the students addressed the crowd, stating, “BIA wants to talk to us, so it’s our turn to respond to that friendly conversation. We are here to leave friendly letters, today we will leave amicably.”
Legal Action Against Media for Publishing Student Data
In a related development, Ahmed Delimexhac, a lawyer, announced that he would file a civil lawsuit against all media outlets that published student data, seeking compensation for damages. This came after “Novosti” attempted to discredit the student protests by publishing photos of students’ passports, insinuating that the protest was being led by Croatian nationals, despite the efforts to frame the protests as blocking universities for days.
Tomorrow, students plan to gather again in front of the Constitutional Court to express their dissatisfaction.
