Bence Tordai: Investigation Launched for 80 Billion HUF Mismanagement in Paks 2 Capital Increase Case
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The investigation was announced by former independent MP Bence Tordai, who filed the complaint in the case.
Tordai first filed a complaint in the case in January 2026, but the NNI rejected it at the time, claiming that no crime had been committed. However, they now consider the suspicion to be well-founded.
They are suspected of fraudulent mismanagement causing a particularly large financial loss. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, as well as former ministers Márton Nagy and Péter Szijjártó, may also be involved.
The police have ordered an investigation into the 80 billion forint capital increase related to Paks 2 due to well-founded suspicion of the crime of mismanagement causing particularly significant financial loss, said former MP Bence Tordai, who had previously filed a complaint in the case.
Former MP Bence Tordai wrote on his Facebook page on Thursday that the “police have ordered an investigation into Paks 2.” According to the politician’s post, the Anti-Corruption Crime Department of the National Investigation Bureau of the Emergency Police launched an investigation “due to well-founded suspicion of the crime of misappropriation causing a particularly significant financial disadvantage.”
An investigation has been ordered on suspicion of fraudulent management in the case of the 80 billion forint capital increase transferred to the Paks II project in December, Bence Tordai learned from the National Investigation Bureau of the Emergency Police.
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