One of the leaders of Democratic Front (DF), Mr Andrija Mandić, has resigned as Member of the Parliament of Montenegro.
“I resign. After the recovery, I go out on the field – because we must all do our best and achieve one goal – win”, Mr Mandić said.
Mr Mandić had a gallbladder surgery in Belgrade last week.
“First and foremost, I want to thank everyone who has expressed concern and interest in my health and whished speedy recovery. Over the past several days, I noticed how many people are noble and caring”, Mr Mandić said.
He points out he won’t be able to take part in sessions of the Parliament.
“I don’t even have to say how important appointment of the Supreme State Prosecutor is for DF, as this party has been target of corrupt judicial and prosecutorial system for years. Therefore, I am resigning as MP”, Mr Mandić pointed out.
He will be replaced by the president of the Municipal Board of New Serbian Democracy in Podgorica, Mr Radoš Zečević, who holds licentiate degree in law.
“What I had to say in the Parliament, I have already said in the previous period and I was very clear and straightforward, never submitting to those who have been creating non-democratic ambiance and forcing obedience. I also spoke up about some unpopular things. I didn’t want to pull myself back, I never flattered mass media and their narratives. Winston Churchill said: “Attitude is a little think that makes a big difference”. We have made that difference. There have been heated arguments, difficult sessions, chaos, riots, but nothing British, Japanese, Turkish, Italian, Ukrainian and other parliaments in the world don’t have, even in more radical form. The only thing you will never see in other parliaments of civilized countries is police intervention”, Mr Mandić said.
He says he will use his recovery to devote to major challenges that lie ahead his political union.
“A very difficult campaign is ahead of us, a very difficult fight in which people must triumph if we want to get Montenegro out of the claws of criminal, anti-Serbian and anti-Orthodox regime”, Mr Mandić says.
The goal is, as he says, victory.
