Assets Worth Nearly Three Billion Forints Were Seized From One of the Suspects in the Volánbusz Case
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Assets Worth Nearly Three Billion Forints Were Seized From One of the Suspects in the Volánbusz Case
Two suspects previously arrested in the case are businessman Dániel Jellinek, CEO of Indotek Group, and Norbert Szivek, former CEO of Hungarian National Asset Management Company.
In addition to Miklós Seszták, another person was detained, and assets worth several billion forints were seized in the corruption case known as the Volánbusz case.
The prosecution seized property worth 286.5 million forints and a car worth more than six million.
It also turned out that Miklós Seszták received 80% of the bribe money, while Norbert Szivek received 20%. The post Billions of assets frozen in the Volánbusz case: the police seized real estate and a car first appeared on 24.hu.
The case of Miklós Seszták has been transferred to the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office - The Fidesz MP was taken into custody on Monday.
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