Bence Rétvári, the leader of the KDNP faction, demands that Miklós Seszták return his mandate after the discovery of 6.5 billion forint in hidden cash. He calls on the authorities to clear Seszták's name and prove his innocence. The NVVH reported finding over 5 billion forint, 2.6 million euros, and 1.2 million dollars in various locations including forests and abandoned properties.
Rétvári claims the case is a separate criminal matter that must remain separate from political groups. He rejects the idea that the entire right-wing coalition is a criminal organization. Magyar Péter also criticizes the Fidesz-KDNP for being part of an organized crime, but Rétvári strongly opposes this.
The NVVH has found hidden cash in forests, agricultural properties, and abandoned buildings. Seszták's lawyer denied the cash belonged to his client. The authorities have not yet determined the full extent of the hidden funds. The case has raised concerns about the integrity of political figures and the potential for organized crime within the right-wing coalition.
Rétvári and Magyar Péter both emphasize the need for political figures to distance themselves from organized crime. The case has led to calls for accountability and transparency. The discovery of such large amounts of hidden cash has sparked public debate about the integrity of political figures and the potential for organized crime within the right-wing coalition.