After former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro effectively demolished the illegally operating Pegasus Committee, its members have announced further action – this time against him. The committee’s deputy chairman, Tomasz Trela, revealed on social media yet another planned act in what he called a “witch hunt.”
Last Monday, former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro was brought before the illegal Pegasus Committee. During his statement, the politician publicly explained what findings the security services had obtained through the use of the software. He spoke, among other things, about the cases of Sławomir Nowak and Roman Giertych.
After several hours of questioning, the head of the pseudo-committee, Magdalena Sroka, thundered that the gathered materials were so incriminating that they would allow her to file a notice of a suspected crime committed by Zbigniew Ziobro.
The politician repeatedly referred to the “hearing” on TV Republika, where he discussed the details.
Did it hurt?
Apparently, the members of the pseudo-committee led by Magdalena Sroka felt so offended that they are now announcing further actions against the former Minister of Justice. This is evidenced by today’s post from Tomasz Trela, the committee’s deputy chair:
Last week, Ziobro’s hearing. This week, a notice to the prosecutor’s office against Ziobro. Everyone equal before the law. Good Monday morning, wrote Trela on x.com.