Ivan Ninić

For years he has sought an investigation into the death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan: the prosecutor's office refused him access to the case files, and he found the files he was later shown to be incomplete. He filed a criminal complaint against Slaviša Kokeza over the Sky messages about the attack on Vidić, and after his complaint over the beating of a pensioner in a police station, an investigation was ordered against two unidentified police officers. After the elections he reported the management of Alta Bank and the leadership of the National Bank of Serbia, as well as 63 people who, he claims, organised the collection of capillary votes for the SNS in prisons.

Affairs

• Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: He reported Alta Bank's management and the NBS leadership to the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime, claiming that after the elections the bank was rapidly taking money out
• SNS bots and who organises them: He posted that police, on the prosecutor's orders, were arresting a student suspected of creating a website with a database of SNS bots
• Irregularities in the 2026 elections: He reported 63 people from the prison service and eight from the Security Information Agency (BIA) to the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime over what he claims were capillary votes for the SNS; prosecutors opened cases on both complaints
• Sale of the “Jaroslav Černi” Institute to Milenijum tim: He said the Institute, with annual revenue of around €10 million, was being sold for around 2.5 million
• Kokeza's Sky messages about an attack on Nemanja Vidić: He filed a criminal complaint against Kokeza, and the prosecution passed it on to the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime
• „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: He reported to the Organised Crime Prosecutor's Office 63 people who, he says, organised the gathering of capillary votes for the SNS in prisons; the prosecutor's office opened a case
• Beating of Ilija Kostić in a police station: With the Belgrade Centre, it filed a criminal complaint over the beating at the station
• Death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan: He sought access to the case files and said the file was incomplete and that the prosecutor's office took no evidence-gathering steps in 2018
• Phones and watches gifted to Novi Sad intervention police: He filed a complaint with the Internal Affairs Sector, asking it to establish who donated the devices, how much they are worth and where the money came from
• Destruction of official records after the elections: He published photos of sacks of paper that he claims came from the PIO Fund head office