“All are equal before the law” vs. “Coup”. The internet was full of comments following the information and arrest of PiS MPs Mariusz Kaminski and Mackie Vesic.
PiS politicians Mariusz Kaminski and Macie Vesik They were arrested. The following Tuesday, on the 19th, police officers entered the presidential palace and executed an arrest warrant.
“Arrested in accordance with a court order,” wrote Czeslaw Mrocek, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration, on the X website (formerly Twitter), confirming information from Polsat News.
look: Mariusz Kaminski and Macie Vesik were arrested
The police of the capital also confirmed this on the social network. “Based on the previous message, we inform you that in accordance with the order of the court, the persons mentioned in the instruction are detained,” we read in the message.
PiS politicians were arrested. Online comments
Comments from politicians on both sides of the political spectrum about the arrest quickly appeared online.
“The police enter the presidential palace to arrest the opposition MPs pardoned by the President, despite the decision of the Supreme Court canceling the order of the Speaker of the Seimas on the expiration of the parliamentary mandates, they are detaining the MPs.” The police state is collapsing. what's next Entry into the Seimas for more opposition MPs? Access to MPs' offices? – commented the MP of PiS Piotr Muller X on the portal.
“Coup d'état. It will bring shame to Tusk's regime for years,” said the PiS lawmaker. Jacek Sasin.
Member of Parliament and former head of the International Policy Office of the President of the Republic of Poland Markin Pzhidac He responded to the situation with one word: “lawlessness”.
Blazey Pobozh Addressed: “We ask all those who want to support political prisoners Mariusz Kaminski and Maciej Vasik to stay in front of the presidential palace.”
Politicians of the ruling coalition take a different tone. “The era of Kaczynski's animal farm is ending. From now on, everyone is equal before the law. No exceptions,” the Minister of State Property wrote. Boris's nest.
Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration, Markin Kierwinski declared: “Everyone is equal before the law.”
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