The Constitutional Court of Montenegro has determined that the President of the state Milo Djukanovic did not violate the Constitution with a public suggestion to move the enthronement of the Metropolitan of the Serbian Orthodox Church Joanikije from Cetinje, on 5 September last year.
According to the Constitutional Court, one judge of the Constitutional Court voted in favour of the proposal that Djukanovic violated the Constitution, while the remaining three were against.
It’s recalled that the proposal to initiate proceedings in connection with the events in Cetinje on 4 and 5 September was submitted by Parliament, after the proposal of the Socialist People’s Party (SNP) was adopted on 19 November last year.
