Vladislav Bojović, a member of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) in the Parliament of Montenegro, has accused the police of abusing their authority by searching the home of local councilor Dragiša Kljajević.
Key points
- The search of Kljajević's properties in Pljevlja and Đurđevića Tara was conducted with the verbal consent of prosecutor Sanja Golubović based on allegations of illegal weapon possession.
- No weapons were found during the police operation.
- Bojović claims the search was an attempt to intimidate Kljajević following his recent initiative to revoke the recognition of Kosovo in the Pljevlja parliament.
- The DNP has demanded an immediate explanation from the Director of the Police Administration, Lazar Šćepanović.
Why it matters
The incident has sparked political tension in Montenegro, with the DNP alleging that state institutions are being used to pressure political representatives over sensitive foreign policy initiatives.
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