In yesterday’s episodes in Polytechnic, as in the violent incident that took place last week in Legalmentioned, inter alia, the Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidisspeaking to SKAI.

“It has student elections this time, obviously there are tensions between factions. Some believe that universities are a free space to tramp, to urge, to violence, and that as you perceive it cannot be tolerable. All competent authorities, administrative and judicial, will be assigned in order to address all these issues“, He initially said.

“Because the government is processing some additional measures, the way is one: to limit everyone’s free access to the university. Access must be controlled. The university is not a vineyard. According to the Constitution, the control of these sites belongs to the administrations of the universities. So who comes in, who comes out and who is allowed to make an event is a matter of administration. That means whoever comes in, he must do it surnames so that it is known who exists, and then if unjust acts happen, the Police will do their job. ” He stressed and clarified:

“The police are responsible for security in all places, that is, the state. Where the self -government is present, the Rector’s authorities must take all those measures so that there are cameras, there are magnetic gates. No one has taken any measure, the law has not been implemented. I hear these days talking about university police parties that voted against the law. “

Asked about the image with the hoodlums hitting a person inside a Polytechnic, Mr. Chrysochoidis pointed out that this could happen outside the university. “It is not an alibi, but I want to say there are violence, either inside or outside, which must be managed by pre -trial, investigating and then judicial. But on the other hand, whoever enters the university must have an identity and his name must be in the system to know who is in. “

“But there must be something else in my opinion: Anyone who tramps and transforms the university into a place of violence has no place at the university,” the minister noted.