It Was Quick – The Tisza Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee Investigating the Loss of Public Property Failed
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József Sárosi no longer holds anyone accountable for public funds, the Tisza representative refers to the work awaiting him in his constituency, and his party mentions another, important assignment.
According to Hadházy, József Sárosi was removed from the head of an investigative committee because he wrote about him profiting from land purchases in Paks.
József Sárosi was replaced, but Péter Magyar and the others deny that the decision had anything to do with the Paks real estate case.
József Sárosi was replaced in the post by Csabs Lovró. According to the Tisza Party, the decision is not related to the land business uncovered by Ákos Hadházy.
The Tisza faction claims that József Sárosi left the head of one of the parliamentary investigative committees not because of Hadházy's revealing post, but because of his busy schedule. However, the former independent MP believes that the decision is a symbolic admission that Sárosi was involved in the Paks land deals.
According to Ákos Hadházy, the misinterpretation is actually a symbolic admission. The post Tisza claims that József Sárosi left the head of the investigative committee not because of Hadházy's revealing post, but because of his busy schedule first appeared on 24.hu.
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