performing their official duties. In late 2019, Milačić removed Dajković from his position as the general secretary due to the "insurmountable loss of professional and personal trust". He has participated in numerous protests against the government including the Montenegrin religious protests in 2019-2020. For the 2020 Montenegrin parliamentary elections, he endorsed the coalition For the Future of Montenegro, and its leader Zdravko Krivokapić. He also announced that he will be joining the campaign of the coalition. He has received media attention for posting many anti-government humorous videos on his Facebook page which numbers more than 100,000 followers. He holds good relations with a Serbian nationalist politician, Miša Vacić and a Republika Srpska politician, Draško Stanivuković with whom he participated in an anti-government rally in Nikšić on 28 August 2020. In October 2020, Dajković went to Belgrade to pick up his master's diploma. His car also ended up keyed with the inscription "MNE" (abbreviation for Montenegro). He accused the people close to President Đukanović for this incident. On 26 May 2021, Dajković announced that he is ready to run for mayor of Podgorica. During the 2021 North Kosovo protests, Dajković visited the local Serbs protesting against the ban of Serbian license plates in Kosovo. Following his visit he received death threats. In October 2021, Dajković founded Free Montenegro, a right-wing populist political party, announcing his candidacy for the mayor of Podgorica office, at the next Capital City local election in May 2022. References 1992 births Living people Politicians from Cetinje Politicians from Podgorica Serbs of Montenegro University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics alumni Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education alumni Serbian nationalists