Bosniaks targeted by nationalists in Pljevlja, will emigration from Montenegro begin?

MONTENEGRO, (Patria) - In the last 24 hours in Montenegro, the police have reported a series of physical attacks and attacks on property, mostly of Bosniaks in Pljevlja. Nationalist rampage by "sympathizers" of the winning coalitions, i.e., opponents of Milo Đukanović and DPS, began last night after the preliminary results, and continued throughout the day and evening today.  

The violence that began was also condemned by columnist Dragan Bursać.

"This is Pljevlja in Montenegro. Emir Pilav lives there. A Bosniak and a citizen of Montenegro. Since last night, fascist Chetnik hordes have been passing by his house and shouting - MOVE OUT! And it started today. Emir says: 'We were sitting in a cafe, normally without any problems. Columns were passing by with fascist slogans and flags. Suddenly, a vehicle stopped, three people got out of the column and physically attacked us. I was hit while lying on the ground.' After that, he ended up in the emergency room. Emir fears for his safety, the safety of his family and fellow citizens who do not belong to the supporters of the Chetniks. So I ask myself, is this the flame of democracy that the 'litijaši' lit last night? Because if it is, prepare yourselves for the new nineties," Bursać wrote. 

In the comments that followed, numerous residents of Montenegro expressed open fear of what might happen in the coming days. Emigration of citizens from Montenegro due to fear and insecurity they feel is already being mentioned on social networks.