Pajtić: Vučić unwanted in large parts of Serbia, sneaks around cities

Pajtić: Vučić unwanted in large parts of Serbia, sneaks around cities Professor Bojan Pajtić stated that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is unwelcome in many parts of Serbia, with citizens eager for him to leave office. Pajtić described Vučić’s visits to cities as clandestine, occurring under heavy security, which he believes signifies a lack of legitimacy for the current regime. He suggested that pent-up public energy could erupt against Vučić and the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

• Professor Bojan Pajtić believes President Aleksandar Vučić is persona non grata in a significant portion of Serbia.
• Pajtić claims most of Serbia does not want Vučić and perceives him as mistreating citizens on television while allegedly stealing from them through other structures.
• The professor observed that the public’s energy, if unleashed, would lead to Vučić’s downfall and the removal of the Serbian Progressive Party.
• Pajtić characterized Vučić’s appearances in cities as occurring ‘under the cover of night’ with immense security, indicating a lack of regime legitimacy.