During local elections in the village of Božović near Kosjerić, MP Radomir Lazović from the Green-Left Front was hit by a van while blocking streets with gathered citizens and bikers. The incident drew public attention, with police present at the scene. The elections in Kosjerić and Zaječar are being closely watched due to allegations of election rule violations and tensions between supporters of different political groups. SNS President Miloš Vučević accused Lazović and his team of blocking streets and violating election silence. Other media report similar events and tensions during the elections, including road blockades and clashes between citizens and political activists.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the aggressive tactics used by ruling party supporters and the risks faced by opposition activists like Radomir Lazović. They highlight the incident as an example of intimidation and electoral misconduct by the ruling party and call for protection of democratic processes.
Center: Centrist sources report the incident factually, focusing on the events during the local elections, the involvement of police, and statements from all sides. They present the incident as part of broader electoral tensions without strong bias, noting accusations from both opposition and ruling party representatives.
Right: Right-leaning media focus on accusations against Radomir Lazović and his group for blocking streets and disturbing election silence. They portray the opposition as provocateurs disrupting the electoral process and emphasize the need for law and order, often supporting the ruling party’s narrative.
