India, Oct. 26 -- Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic lost power in an election held after a wave of student-led protests.
Vucic, the leader of right-wing Serbian Progressive Party, conceded defeat in the snap parliamentary elections held on Sunday, leading to celebrations across the streets of Belgrade.
Vucic was forced to call the elections ahead of the scheduled term of the parliament after two year old series of protests triggered by the deadly collapse of a canopy in a rail station in the northern city of Novi Sad, which was seen as emblematic of high-level corruption and negligence.
It brings to end long 14 years of rule by Vucic in the Balkan country.
Students' List, the anti-corruption movement that attracted anti-government voters,...