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Bulgarian Interior Minister has echoed recent comments that a scenario is being played out to discredit Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
Asked to comment on remarks by the government press office's head that "provocations" had taken place on a meeting of Borisov with the Bulgarian expat community in London, she has opined there are "obvious" attempts of "forces and groups" to stir provocations and tarnish the government's reputation.
She has accused them of using "non-public" means and false information to deliberately discredit the cabinet, in an interview with private bTV broadcaster.
Borisov's meeting with Bulgarians in London was marked by tensions, with two awkward questios asked by participants drawing anger from the Prime Minister.
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