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Sasa Jankovic, leader of the Free Citizens Movement of Slobodan, said it was inexplicable that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was not invited to testify about the killing of SDP leader Oliver Ivanovic.
Jankovic told Danas that Vucic should have been summoned by the crime prosecutor's office to testify about those who threatened Ivanovic's safety.
"However, there are no dominant legal reasons in Serbia," said Jankovic.
Janković last week, at the request of the office of the chief prosecutor in charge of investigating the murder of Ivanovic, testified before the Prosecutor.
He said at a press conference that the reason for his hearing was that he often communicated with Ivanovic to warn him that he was in danger.
Jankovic then stated that Ivanovic's information about Ivanovic's life threatened him with the very person in charge of the SDP, particularly after his conversation with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
"(Ivanovic) during the meeting mentioned who, where and how he threatened … Vucic asked him if he was planning to cooperate with the Serbian list." he did not want to cooperate with people of politics and crime, Vucic 40 minutes (until the end of the meeting) were silent, "said Jankovic, adding that he had told Ivanovic that It was a "bad sign" that he suspected was deadly.
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