Regarding the new lies that CRTA continues to spread and thereby mislead the public, the Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government and Minister Aleksandar Martinović clearly state that they maintain the position “that in the last three and a half months there has been no decrease in the number of registered voters in 6% of the polling stations in Serbia for 41,110 voters, or an average of 400 voters per day”. This information is absolutely verifiable, and CRTA’s constant attacks on the legality of the electoral process in the Republic of Serbia, as well as on the work of the MDULS and the MoI, can only be considered as weaknesses of this non-governmental organization.
Minister Martinović adds that nothing happens by chance in political life, so the attacks of the non-government organization, financed by Dragan Đilas, come at a moment that is extremely difficult for the Serbian people, at a moment when the sponsors are preparing to accept the so-called Kosovo to the Council of Europe and when certain Western institutions are trying to put the stamp of genocide on the entire Serbian people with the draft resolution on Srebrenica. Therefore, these synchronized attacks are not only attacks on the MDULS and the MoI, but also on the Republic of Serbia and they represent an instrument of foreign policy that is of no interest to the citizens of the Republic of Serbia, says Minister Martinović.
He also states that, after refusing to participate in the voter list revision commission, which they themselves initiated, the Đilas’s proteges proved that they were not interested in a dialogue on the fulfillment of voting conditions and sided with the state enemies.
Minister Martinović points out that the citizens should be clear that, while the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is fighting like a lion for the unity of the Serbian people, the only thing Đilas’s proteges want is for the country to be destabilized in one of the most difficult periods of contemporary Serbian history.
The statement of Radomir Lazović, one of the leaders of the citizens’ initiative, that “they have allies in the German Bundestag” shows that nowadays, as well as during the Second World War, there are people who are ready and offer themselves to those who do not think well to the Serbian people, but just as they were a minority during the Second World War, they are also a minority even today, because the Serbs have always despised traitors, and more than anything they wanted a libertarian and strong Republic of Serbia, emphasizes Martinović.