In the Sunday edition of Polsat News, Stanisław Tyszka, Euro MP of the Confederate and erstwhile MP of Kukiz’15, spoke about the gathering he attended with Paweł Kukiz during the regulation of the United Right. The gathering was organised by Janusz Kowalski at the then Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobry.
Tyszka explained that during the interview Kowalski proposed utilizing the Justice Fund for purposes that could bring political benefits, which he and Kukiz rejected. The MEP added that in his opinion Ziobro and Sovereign Poland created a strategy allowing public spending on their own campaigns and organization goals.
I am filing a announcement on the anticipation of Janusz Kowalski and another politicians present in this conversation – announced on Sunday Deputy Chief of MON Cezary Tomczyk on social media.
Kowalski answers.
On Sunday evening Janusz Kowalski referred to X's words to Tyszki, identifying his statements as false and undermining his own credibility. Kowalski assured that the only political conversation he had with Tyszka was the KPO, and he called the remainder a confabulation he had invented. In his next entry, the politician announced that he would direct a private indictment against Tyszka.
I am filing a private indictment against Mr. Tyszka of the conduct of Article 212 of the Criminal Code, i.e. defamation by means of mass communication. Lies never enjoy legal protection. Soon, the suspect Tyszek will answer for his lying slanders – wrote Janusz Kowalski.
Continuing the Justice Fund case
There is presently a case against Zbigniew Ziobrze, whose National Prosecutor's Office plans to press 26 charges. According to investigators, Ziobro was to commit, among another things, illegal issuance of orders concerning the award of grants from the Justice Fund and interference in grant competitions. The Prosecutor's Office argues that the grants granted were frequently misused.
Investigators besides indicate that Ziobro was to decide to illegally transfer PLN 25 million from the Justice Fund to the Central Anticorruption Office for the acquisition of Pegasus software and PLN 14 million for the renovation of the seat of the National Prosecutor's Office, despite the deficiency of legal basis.
In addition, the prosecution intends to accuse the PiS politician of concealing papers applicable to criminal proceedings, including those relating to those in his political environment, which may have hampered the investigation and protected others from criminal liability.
