KRAJISNIK HARSHLY CRITICISES DODIK'S GOVERNMENT

( Editorial: --> 3905 ) SARAJEVO/BANJA LUKA, May 14 (Hina) - The Serb member of the Bosnian Presidency Momcilo Krajisnik has opposed any possibility of reintegrating Bosnia-Herzegovina and harshly criticised the government of the Republika Srpska Premier Milorad Dodik, suggesting indirectly that it be toppled. Speaking at Thursday's session of the Republika Srpska Assembly in Banja Luka, Krajisnik accused Dodik of collaboration with the international community which, in his opinion, was only detrimental to Bosnian Serbs. He called on Dodik to "stop with the disastrous policy or resign and make people happy". However, he also covertly suggested that Dodik's government be toppled by saying that the government in Banja Luka "has so far made too much damage for us to wait for them to be rejected at the elections by those who should reject them". Krajisnik directed similar accusations to the Republika Srpska President Biljana Plavsic saying that forces surrounding her were advocating reintegration of Bosnia, to which he himself would never agree. Krajisnik said he was tired of his political engagement and would ask his party (Serb Democratic Party, SDS) "not to nominate him for any post at the September elections". (hina) rm/mrb 141933 MET may 98