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The Hungarian Parliament stripped two former ministers of the Orban government of parliamentary immunity at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office.
BUDAPEST, October 1 - RIA Novosti. A court in Hungary took into custody on suspicion of corruption another former minister of the government of Viktor Orban, Balázs Hanko, whom the parliament deprived of parliamentary immunity, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said.
“The court also placed the deputy Balazs Hanko in custody,” Magyar wrote on his page on the social network Facebook*.
According to a representative of the Hungarian prosecutor's office, the court placed Hanko under arrest for 30 days. The suspect filed an appeal against this decision.
The Hungarian Parliament on Monday revoked immunity at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of two former ministers of the Orban government, as well as Magyar himself, suspected of stealing a mobile phone. On Wednesday, a court arrested former minister Miklos Sestak on suspicion of corruption.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Consideration of Balazs Hanko's appeal against the court's arrest decision.
Very likely · Within weeks

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