Member of Parliament Uglješa Grgur condemned the behavior of fellow MP Ivana Rokvić, who on Saturday waved a knife in front of the Serbian Parliament, attacked young people, and tore a protest banner. Grgur expressed shame over such conduct and emphasized that MPs should set an example for citizens. The incident sparked widespread reactions in public and political circles. Left-leaning media highlight the need to de-escalate tensions and criticize violence, centrist sources focus on facts and legal aspects of the event, while right-leaning media emphasize accountability and call for stricter sanctions for such behavior.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning media focus on the broader context of political tensions and the need to reduce violence and hostility in political discourse. They emphasize calls for calm and dialogue, often framing the incident as a symptom of deeper societal issues rather than isolated misconduct.
Center: Centrist media report the facts of the incident with a focus on legal and procedural aspects. They highlight the statements from involved parties and authorities, aiming to provide balanced coverage without strong editorializing, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary decorum and rule of law.
Right: Right-leaning media stress personal responsibility and the need for accountability. They condemn the violent behavior strongly and call for strict sanctions against the MP involved. They often frame the incident as a threat to public order and the integrity of parliamentary institutions.
