An activist who worked for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Zaječar for years testified to a TV Nova journalist about, as she claims, election fraud during the June 8th elections in that city.
She spoke anonymously about the organized transport of voters, multiple voting, and manipulation of voter lists. The elections, she says, were the most irregular yet, and everything started already at the opening of the polling stations, reports N1.
She explained how the election day proceeded and how she noticed an excess of ballots.
“The president of the polling station arrived only in the afternoon. The ballots were counted by everyone who was from the Serbian Progressive Party. I didn’t have access there because I resigned a few years ago, I said I no longer found myself there… However, at that polling station, there were more ballots than there should have been. No one managed to count them, we didn’t even know the exact number, it was 7:20 in the morning. We agreed to open like that. God knows how many extra ballots there were,” she explained.
She testified that voters were brought in an organized manner, and that there were minors among them.
“In the afternoon, there was organized transport of voters; these were people who had previously been paid, they received packages of household appliances… They brought them, leaving them not far from the polling station. The president of the Roma association, Miljan Rašić, brought them in. Cars were outside all day, as was the police. Black cars that were driving around the villages, as well as buses. Some were also minors, those children certainly weren’t 18 years old,” emphasized the interviewee of the Nova reporter.
As a reminder, elections were held in Kosjerić and Zaječar on June 8th, and the opposition and observation missions noted a series of electoral irregularities – from the transport of voters, unknown persons, to direct pressure and attacks on citizens.
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Source: Nova.rs; Photo: Tanjug / Aleksandar Canić