More than 100,000 demonstrators angered over annulled municipal elections jammed Belgrade streets Monday in the biggest protest against President Slobodan Milosevic and his Socialist Party in five years.

While a flag-waving crowd shouted “Red bandits” and “Death to communism,” university students launched sit-ins at four campuses in the capital and pelted three symbols of Milosevic’s regime - state-run television, the president’s office and city hall - with eggs and insults. The protesters also directed criticism at Western powers, claiming Washington and other capitals support Milosevic and ignore calls for democracy here because the Serbian leader is a guarantor of the Dayton peace process in Bosnia.