SBiH Canton Board: Premier (M)Uk crossed the line of tolerance, how long will Sarajevo citizens tolerate shootings

(Patria) - Premier (M)Uk, in one of the safest cities in Europe, and possibly the world (read Sarajevo), had a hand grenade explosion and a car burning in just one night, says the Cantonal Board of the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding:

"Premier (M)Uk this morning, in his media appearance, was given the power of speech and said a lot, but he again neglected the essence. As long as he doesn't shoot, that's the premier's motto, but now he's not really shooting, because hand grenades are being used now."

The Cantonal Board of the Party for BiH points out: "Just one day after the night of explosions, a report was filed against the Police Commissioner of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Internal Affairs with a request to initiate disciplinary proceedings. Evidence was provided with the report."

The Cantonal Board of the Party for BiH Sarajevo again calls on the most politically responsible persons in the Sarajevo Canton to resign due to the dramatically deteriorated security situation.

The inappropriate explanations of Premier (M)Uk, which he presents to the public, along with the usual justifications about statistics, put all citizens of the Sarajevo Canton in a situation where they replace the feeling of insecurity with a feeling of statistical security.

"When grenades start being thrown in Sarajevo's neighborhoods, there is no premier who can restore the citizens' sense of security with statistics. The latest footage of street racing in the city center and posts on social media are proof of how much these daredevils respect those in charge and statistics.

All the bombers and racers feel free to do what they do, and the citizens are left with comical explanations about 'one of the safest cities in Europe,' given to them by Premier (M)Uk.

Perhaps the esteemed premier meant the safety of delinquents and criminals, and not the safety of children, youth, and all other citizens in the Sarajevo Canton," concludes the SBiH Cantonal Board.