SERBIAN DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER BANISHED FROM BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

SARAJEVO/BANJA LUKA, Nov 14 (Hina) - The Serbian deputy Prime Minister and president of the Serbian Neofascist Radical Party, Vojislav Seselj, has been banished on Friday night, from Bosnia- Herzegovina (BH). The Office of the High Representative for implementing the Dayton Agreement pronounced Seselj a persona-non-grata ont the BH territory. The Stabilisation Force (SFOR) spokeswoman in Sarajevo, Sheena Thompson, confirmed on Saturday, that the SFOR participated by helping the Office of the High Representative to deliver the written decision of the High Representative's Deputy, Jacque Klein, to Seselj, who was, at the time in Banja Luka. Seselj reacted calmly to the decision and was escorted to the Yugoslavian border by the Rupublika Srpska police, on Saturday at 1:30A.M., said Thompson. The decision was most likely delivered to Seselj when he had dinner at the Banja Luka's hotel "Bosna", with the President of the Republika Srpska Nikola Poplasen. President Poplasen gave the dinner to celebrate his recent appointment. Poplasen also restrained from making any incidents, Thompson added. The Spokeswoman said that Seselj was pronouced a persona non grata for the international community believes his influence would be of great damage to the Dayton Agreement. The head of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe Mission to BH, Robert Berry, prohibited Seselj in September to interfere in BH electoral process in any way. Seselj's paramilitary units are known for their brutal crimes during the Serbian aggression in Croatia and later in BH. (hina) it/jn .