More chauvinist graffiti crop up in Novi Sad

Aleksandar Vučić told B92 on Tuesday that graffiti proclaiming the northern province of Vojvodina "a republic" had appeared in the town of Novi Sad.

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Tuesday, 04.09.2012.

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NOVI SAD Aleksandar Vucic told B92 on Tuesday that graffiti proclaiming the northern province of Vojvodina "a republic" had appeared in the town of Novi Sad. More messages, sprayed near the ruling party's local office, read, "Serbs get out of Vojvodina", and, "Long live Pavlicic" - in reference to Novi Sad Mayor and DS official Igor Pavlicic. More chauvinist graffiti crop up in Novi Sad The latest incident comes a day after it was reported that Pavlicic himself had been the target of offensive messages, along with LSV party leader Nenad Canak. A plate with the name of the street named after Zoran Djindjic was also removed. Commenting on the situation, Vucic, who is Serbia's first deputy PM and SNS leader, stated that the appearance of the graffiti was a reflection of "a bad atmosphere" in the town that is the administrative seat of the province, describing Pavlicic at the same time as "one of the worst mayors in Serbia". His party on Monday announced that it had secured a new local coalition to remove the mayor from office. "I condemn the graffiti that speak badly of political opponents. By that I mean both the current mayor and Canak, but also the one that appeared last night, 'Serbs get out of Vojvodina'...," Vucic told B92, and stressed that "the police should deal with the issue". Meanwhile, the local branch of the SNS announced that the chauvinist messages that appeared near its office will be removed during the day. The plate with the name of the street named after Djindjic is reattached (Tanjug) B92 Beta Radio 021

More chauvinist graffiti crop up in Novi Sad

The latest incident comes a day after it was reported that Pavličić himself had been the target of offensive messages, along with LSV party leader Nenad Čanak.

A plate with the name of the street named after Zoran Đinđić was also removed.

Commenting on the situation, Vučić, who is Serbia's first deputy PM and SNS leader, stated that the appearance of the graffiti was a reflection of "a bad atmosphere" in the town that is the administrative seat of the province, describing Pavličić at the same time as "one of the worst mayors in Serbia".

His party on Monday announced that it had secured a new local coalition to remove the mayor from office.

"I condemn the graffiti that speak badly of political opponents. By that I mean both the current mayor and Čanak, but also the one that appeared last night, 'Serbs get out of Vojvodina'...," Vučić told B92, and stressed that "the police should deal with the issue".

Meanwhile, the local branch of the SNS announced that the chauvinist messages that appeared near its office will be removed during the day.

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