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An extremely strange badge of Yavor Bozhankov attracted the attention of Viktor Nikolaev in the Nova TV studio.

On several occasions the camera showed Victor and Mira looking at their guest.

However, they never asked him a question about why he snitched on her for the show.

Yavor Bozhankov, who has repeatedly entered the photographers’ lenses not with the traditional tie for every MP, but with a colorful bow tie, once again did not betray himself and his eccentric taste.

He appeared on the air of Nova TV and teased Viktor Nikolaev and Mira Ivanova, who had never seen such a thing in their studio until now, writes Blitz.

The former socialist can definitely be said to be a favorite of every child, and the reason is one of the accessories with which he flourished in the studio of “Hello, Bulgaria”. He appeared with a badge that is associated with every kid’s favorite saga – “Harry Potter”.

On the left side of his suit, Bozhankov had placed a badge with the number of the iconic platform from the books and the film 9 and 3/4.

Still, the presenters just looked at his colorful accessory, but decided to stick to professionalism and journalistic ethics and kept the conversation solely in the realm of politics.

“The ousting of Rosen Zhelyazkov from the post of Speaker of the National Assembly is not a personal revenge for the fact that the same people ousted Nikola Minchev some time ago,” commented Bozhankov.

“Rosen Zhelyazkov was elected by a majority with a very clear mandate – 9 months, then he resigned and a representative of the PP-DB became the speaker of the parliament. We immediately asked for it, but we did not receive it”, noted the deputy.

According to Bozhankov, the reason was rooted in the fact that GERB wanted to impose their agenda in the National Assembly. “Zhelyazkov was the instrument for this to happen,” emphasized the MP.

According to him, GERB wanted to include a third partner in the management where there was no mathematical need for it. “Perhaps one of the ideas of going to elections is that it is impossible without a third party,” pointed out Yavor Bozhankov.

He did not want to say clearly with whom the PP-DB would form a coalition after the elections on June 9, but admitted that the coalition will seek a majority for certain reforms.

The deputy stated that the door of PP-DB is open for GERB, but metaphorically emphasized that two bigger people can hardly pass through it.