Ákos Hadházy Files a Complaint in the August 20 Fireworks Case, He Believes a Double Payment May Have Taken Place
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Ákos Hadházy is dissatisfied with the report concluding the investigation into the fireworks case, and he believes that Márk Radnai's role is not clear either, and he will file a complaint.
Ákos Hadházy is filing a complaint regarding the procurement of the August 20 events, because he believes the Ministry of the Interior's completed investigation left several important questions unanswered. The former MP claims that based on the report, it cannot be ruled out that the state paid twice for the same pyrotechnic devices.
The internal affairs investigation did not reassure him, he said, and they may have paid twice for the firecrackers and rockets.
According to the former opposition politician (to the offended Tiszas: offended horse doctor), based on the report, it cannot be ruled out that the state paid for the firecrackers twice.
The former member of parliament was not convinced by the recent Interior Ministry investigation, which is why he is stepping in on the August 20 fireworks case.
Ákos Hadházy made serious statements about the public procurement scandal surrounding the fireworks on August 20, writes Dániel Deák on Facebook. The politician read ...
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