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ZAGREB, Sept 6 (Hina) - The trial of Zagreb Mayor Milan Bandic in the case dubbed "public stands" started in Zagreb on Thursday with Bandic pleading not guilty to charges of enabling a nongovernmental association to use public stands for collecting signatures for a referendum petition in a non-transparent manner, and as such, allegedly defrauding the city budget of approximately 40,500 euro.
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