In Belgrade, in front of the building that houses several ministries, including the one for construction, transport and infrastructure, as well as the public prosecutor's office, activists are protesting demanding the resignation of minister Goran Vesic.

Police are deployed in front of the entrance of the ministry.

Ivan Bjelic, an activist of the group SviĆe (It's dawning, but everyone will), on behalf of those gathered, demanded that Vesić resign quickly, otherwise the government will be "responsible for what follows on Tuesday in Novi Sad", where it is planned a bigger protest.

Some of the gathered activists, who earlier gathered at the protest at the old railway station due to the tragedy in Novi Sad, have gloves painted red, carry banners "your hands are bloody" - as a message to the authorities, and at the same time shout "resignation". Beta reports.

"Are you going to arrest Minister Vesic?" Did anyone ask him if he resigned? He probably hid in a rat hole," Bjelic asked the policemen, reading their names from the badges on their uniforms.

The activists announced that this protest is just the beginning of civil disobedience and that they will also participate in the protest in Novi Sad, as well as that they will be more radical, if they do not resign by then because of the tragedy in Novi Sad.

The co-president of "Together" Biljana Stojkovic told TV N1 that the government has brought the citizens to despair and anger and that it is impossible to talk with the authorities anymore "because that would mean agreeing to their games".

The activists were informed that in the meantime Nikola Ristic from the organized group SviĆe, who was detained before the protest at the old railway station, was released shortly before noon.