Tadic accused the party of rigging the elections

Accused the opposition Progressive Party leader Tomislav Nikolic in Serbia's reformist Democratic Party led by President Boris Tadic of stealing the recent parliamentary elections witnessed by the country last Sunday, and described this precedent, which is unprecedented.

Nikolic said during a press conference, Tadic said the party has printed additional ballots and falsification of electoral lists.

The National Nikolic with a rear bag stuffed with thousands of cards which he said was made up somehow, and confirmed that hundreds of thousands of ballots have been tampered with, and accused the reformists of being behind it.

On the other hand, nationalist faction said that the Serbian police prevented a demonstration called to protest against what he called fraud in the elections.

On the other hand, Tadic rejected accusations against him, and said it aims to undermine his campaign for the presidential elections scheduled on May 20 / May of this, considering that the elections held on Sunday are normal.

The monitors said the election, for their part, the voting process, which took place Sunday was free and fair.

Win sterile
According to the National Electoral Commission, the Serbian Progressive Party won the largest number of opposition seats in the Serbian parliament.

Although the party won 73 seats out of 250 seats, it is unlikely that the country's governing coalition led by the Progressive Party, since the parties that formed the ruling coalition, the outgoing about to renew the alliance and secure a majority.

The Electoral Commission, the Democratic Party won 67 seats and the Socialist Party with 44 seats.

And requires parties to another partner to reach the majority of the 126 seats in parliament, and noted officials in both parties to an agreement on the formation of a new ruling coalition, and between potential allies coalitions led by the Liberal Democratic Party, which won 19 seats and regions United, which won 16 seats.

Although the National Democratic Party of Serbia won 21 seats in parliament, but it is expected to be excluded from any agreement because of his opposition to Serbia's accession to the European Union.

The European Union is now looking whether to open membership talks with Belgrade next year.