Polish MP Janusz Kowalski slammed former politician Stanisław Tyszka as a “regular liar” after Tyszka publicly accused him of falsifying statements and alleged corruption during a meeting on 9 November.
Secret Meeting Claims Involve Ziobro, Kowalski and Kukiz
Both Janusz Kowalski and Pawel Kukiz reportedly attended a meeting at Jerzy Ziobro’s office, which sparked claims of a clandestine gathering involving members of the European Parliament and Polish politicians.
On 9 November Tyszka Announces Upcoming Meeting
Stanisław Tyszka announced that a meeting was set to take place later in the year under the United Right governments. At the time, he was a member of the Kukiz’15 party and is now a Eurodeputy for the Confederation.
Kowalski Accuses Tyszka of Lying
Kowalski claimed he organized the meeting and suggested using the Fair Fund (Fundusz Sprawiedliwości) for political advantage. He said the proposal was rejected and that everyone knew Minister Ziobro had to answer for any wrongdoing.
Kowalski Files Legal Charge Against Tyszka
In a social‑media post, Kowalski labeled Tyszka an “ordinary liar” and said he was filing a private indictment for defamation under Article 212 of the Polish criminal code. He stated that lies will soon be prosecuted.
Minister Tomczyk Files Complaint Against Kowalski
Cezary Tomczyk, the deputy minister of national defense, announced a complaint alleging that Janusz Kowalski and other PiS politicians present at the conversation may have committed a crime.