A song "Snaga naroda," (People's Power) the anthem of the political party led by Federal Minister of Internal Affairs Ramo Isak, will be the subject of a procedure by the Central Election Commission (CEC) of Bosnia and Herzegovina, "Nezavisne novine" reports unofficially.

“The CEC reviews everything that comes to its attention either ex officio or through a complaint. I think this particular case will be handled ex officio,” a source from “Nezavisne novine” said.

In the controversial video, while Isak is shown parading through various scenes, the lyrics proclaim, “We are the voice from the land of our ancestors, the ready army of Ramo Isak,” and later, “We are not tired, we have just begun, your lions sleep with one eye open.” The video also features wartime commander of the Army of RBiH in Srebrenica, Naser Oric, and General Sefer Halilovic.

The song begins with the words, “There are enough patriots, God forbid if war breaks out, to defend this country.”

Isak has previously attracted attention with his statements, one of which went viral where he claimed he would like to be a martyr.