Čaušević on demands for dismissal of two state ministers: This is a staged show to save Nešić, directed by Konaković

(Patria) - Midhat Čaušević (SDA), a delegate in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has spoken out on social media regarding initiatives to dismiss Minister of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nenad Nešić and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Elmedin Konaković. Nešić is in custody due to reasonable suspicion that he committed the criminal offense of associating for the purpose of committing criminal acts under the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e., that he took one million KM in bribes while, as director of the company Putevi RS, he made payments to Romanijaputevi for road maintenance. Part of the tender money was returned to Nešić in cash. Nešić's dismissal was proposed by the opposition from the RS, and the initiative was supported by all delegates except HDZ BiH and SNSD with their partners.

Čaušević believes that Konaković did what was asked of him, and that everything else is a show for the public.

"Do you remember the meeting of the state government in Konjic when Dodik cursed GENOCIDE? According to media reports, Konaković was also at that meeting, and at that time he was not bothered by Dodik's cursing of the GENOCIDE that was committed on the territory of the RS, whose now unconstitutional day he wants to declare a day of mourning. Instead, he stayed at the meeting and remained silent. Since the Troika has been in power at the state level, two anniversaries of the genocide against Bosniaks in Srebrenica have passed. I have not read anywhere that Konaković submitted an initiative to the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina to declare July 11 a day of mourning. Now Konaković remembered to demand that January 9 be declared a day of mourning (he personally has my support), but what about last year with January 9? Was Konaković not a minister in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina last year as well? What we know is that he publicly stated that the celebration of the unconstitutional holiday of January 9 is a 'trivial matter,' even equating it with March 1.

Citizens should be aware that Konaković did a great job for Dodik, who, incidentally, appointed him Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was not long ago when Konaković, at a session of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, was CRUCIAL in approving funds for the purchase of the 'building from the godfather' for an incredible 100 million. For any decision to be adopted in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at least one minister from each of the three constituent peoples must be present. At that session, the only Bosniak minister present was Konaković. Coincidence or not, it was precisely him who was present, or perhaps in this case it was also 'artificial intelligence.'

With this show for the public, Konaković is saving his 'best minister from the RS,' Nenad Nešić. The very justification by SNSD for Konaković's dismissal is unacceptable for Bosniaks, i.e., for the people who survived the genocide that can be linked to January 9. The show, which is known in advance will not be realized in the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e., that the unconstitutional January 9 will not be declared a day of mourning, is a well-designed strategy. Konaković knows well that his initiative will not be adopted, just as his partners from SNSD know that he will not be dismissed under such justification. And Konaković thoroughly deserves dismissal, for at least ten serious reasons, but not for the reasons that SNSD stated in its 'justification' while saving the devastated reputation of its coalition partner.

All of this will result, in my opinion, in SNSD having an excuse for why they will not allow Nešić's dismissal, all under the pretext that Bosniaks are not giving up Konaković. There is also another commonality between those who want to dismiss Konaković and Konaković himself, and that is the fear that Nešić might 'talk.' Nešić certainly knows a lot because he had the opportunity to be at the source of information. Citizens will have the opportunity to witness yet another well-designed show to save soldier Nešić, directed by Konaković. I would like to be wrong," stated Čaušević.